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2014 DV winner from Sudan needs help

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Dalord80

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In my selectee letter my name was last: Osman, first: Ahmed, Middle: Ali
While in my passport it is First: Ahmed, last : Ali Osman Ali
Whould that make an issue for me and how i should write it in DS-230
 
Dalord80 said:
In my selectee letter my name was last: Osman, first: Ahmed, Middle: Ali
While in my passport it is First: Ahmed, last : Ali Osman Ali
Whould that make an issue for me and how i should write it in DS-230
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hi Ahmed


i don't thing that will be a problem as long as the spelling is the same because in USA they use your last name but in Sudan we use our 1st name and i guess this can be clarified at the interview (this is my personal opinion),

by the way is your case number high? because i guess am very high DV2014AF00068XXX :(
 
The instructions on the DV lottery do tell you to enter your names exactly the way they are written on your passport. So this may be a problem. I'd suggest you contact KCC directly for advice as you are only likely to get speculation here, unless someone with a similar situation who has already been through the process reads this and answers.
 
SusieQQQ said:
The instructions on the DV lottery do tell you to enter your names exactly the way they are written on your passport. So this may be a problem. I'd suggest you contact KCC directly for advice as you are only likely to get speculation here, unless someone with a similar situation who has already been through the process reads this and answers.
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That information in the instructions is misleading. Probably not all applicants have a passport by the time they send the eDV. At the end it matters what is in the birth certificate.
 
Tazmania said:
That information in the instructions is misleading. Probably not all applicants have a passport by the time they send the eDV. At the end it matters what is in the birth certificate.
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Not all applicants have their birth certificate when they enter either....there's another post by a Sudanese who still can't get hold of his...
 
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