I'm a Mexican-born US Naturalized Citizen. My full name takes the form of (example) Mark Anthony Bryant Smith, where the cluster "Mark Anthony" would be my "first name", "Bryant" would be my paternal family name, and "Smith" my maternal family name. My full Mexican name appears on my citizenship certificate. Is it possible for me to be granted a passport with the name Anthony Bryant?
Additional Note:
Anthony Bryant is the name my parents intended for me to use (and I actually use) when I'm not referred to by my full Mexican name. I'm not supposed to be called Mark Bryant, for that is my father's name by Mexican name standards (it's an issue, given that we travel to Mexico together). Additionally, if my name remains unchanged, and going by US standards, my older brother and I find ourselves with the same name (he is Mark Joseph Bryant Smith... which is usually shortened to Mark Bryant).
Thanks for any help you can offer. Do note that I'm aware I can legally change my name, but I don't want to incur the hundreds of dollars fee in addition to the passport fees. Why didn't I change my name during the citizenship process? I didn't want any reasons for the process to be slowed down. (Whether the process would have been slowed down or not is no longer an issue, so spare me the sermon.
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Additional Note:
Anthony Bryant is the name my parents intended for me to use (and I actually use) when I'm not referred to by my full Mexican name. I'm not supposed to be called Mark Bryant, for that is my father's name by Mexican name standards (it's an issue, given that we travel to Mexico together). Additionally, if my name remains unchanged, and going by US standards, my older brother and I find ourselves with the same name (he is Mark Joseph Bryant Smith... which is usually shortened to Mark Bryant).
Thanks for any help you can offer. Do note that I'm aware I can legally change my name, but I don't want to incur the hundreds of dollars fee in addition to the passport fees. Why didn't I change my name during the citizenship process? I didn't want any reasons for the process to be slowed down. (Whether the process would have been slowed down or not is no longer an issue, so spare me the sermon.
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