Hello to everyone,
Need an advise on situation. We are of slavic descent and use a patronymic in original birth certificates, which is I do not consider a middle name. After the arrival to the US, green cards we received didn't have any middle names. So we had our Ukrainian passports and GCs both the same and as the result by now (10 years later) ALL our US documents only have first and last name.
Received our naturalization certificates same way, applied for N-600 for our daughter. Yesterday received a letter of approval and invitation to bring her for the oath Aug 13.
Now, her name in the letter somehow has a PATRONYMIC in place of middle name. I suspect, the certificate will be issued the same way. So she will end up having ALL her records without middle name, but CC and as the result probably the passport with it?
Here are my questions:
1. Is the name on certificate of citizenship will be considered her official legal name?
2. If yes, is there anything we can do to convince USCIS to drop the patronymic? I know they probably just followed the translated birth certificate. Patronymic actually came up somehow during my wife's interview, so she was offered to officially "change" her name on N-400. My understanding is N-400 process is different from N-600
3. If they refuse, are we basically stuck with correcting my daughter's name on all records (SSN, non-drivers ID and school records?) by including the patronymic as an middle name or there are other options?
I just don't want my daughter to fill out some explanation papers on applications for the rest of her life about name discrepancies.
Thanks, any help will be greatly appreciated
Need an advise on situation. We are of slavic descent and use a patronymic in original birth certificates, which is I do not consider a middle name. After the arrival to the US, green cards we received didn't have any middle names. So we had our Ukrainian passports and GCs both the same and as the result by now (10 years later) ALL our US documents only have first and last name.
Received our naturalization certificates same way, applied for N-600 for our daughter. Yesterday received a letter of approval and invitation to bring her for the oath Aug 13.
Now, her name in the letter somehow has a PATRONYMIC in place of middle name. I suspect, the certificate will be issued the same way. So she will end up having ALL her records without middle name, but CC and as the result probably the passport with it?
Here are my questions:
1. Is the name on certificate of citizenship will be considered her official legal name?
2. If yes, is there anything we can do to convince USCIS to drop the patronymic? I know they probably just followed the translated birth certificate. Patronymic actually came up somehow during my wife's interview, so she was offered to officially "change" her name on N-400. My understanding is N-400 process is different from N-600
3. If they refuse, are we basically stuck with correcting my daughter's name on all records (SSN, non-drivers ID and school records?) by including the patronymic as an middle name or there are other options?
I just don't want my daughter to fill out some explanation papers on applications for the rest of her life about name discrepancies.
Thanks, any help will be greatly appreciated