Hi folks,
I am a Canadian citizen in the US working on a TN and I am applying for an adjustment of status via marriage to my US spouse. All of my Canadian documents such as my passport, past driver licenses, and SIN (Canadian SSN) have my name ordered e.g., “John Austin-Samuel Doe”. All of my US documents (drivers license and SSN) are ordered the same. I just got copies of my birth certificate for form I-485 and my name is ordered “Austin-Samuel John Doe”. All other information is the same including birth day and city. Will this be problematic and should I order an amended birth certificate from the Canadian registry / vital statistics office?
Name as it appears on birth certificate: Doe, Austin-Samuel John
Name as it appears on all other documents: Doe, John Austin-Samuel
I have a singular first name and a hyphenated middle name.
Thanks!
I am a Canadian citizen in the US working on a TN and I am applying for an adjustment of status via marriage to my US spouse. All of my Canadian documents such as my passport, past driver licenses, and SIN (Canadian SSN) have my name ordered e.g., “John Austin-Samuel Doe”. All of my US documents (drivers license and SSN) are ordered the same. I just got copies of my birth certificate for form I-485 and my name is ordered “Austin-Samuel John Doe”. All other information is the same including birth day and city. Will this be problematic and should I order an amended birth certificate from the Canadian registry / vital statistics office?
Name as it appears on birth certificate: Doe, Austin-Samuel John
Name as it appears on all other documents: Doe, John Austin-Samuel
I have a singular first name and a hyphenated middle name.
Thanks!