Urgent!!! Name On Gc

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Just found a serious problem on my GreenCard...

My name on passport is Lin, Chin-Shian(Lin is my last name)

For all documents in US, my name is Lin, Chin Shian,
since US doesn't allow '-' in the name(can not input the system)

When I got my GreenCard, on the top of my photo is
'NAME LIN, CHIN S'... not 'NAME LIN, CHIN SHIAN'
but the very last line on GreenCard is LIN<<CHIN<<SHIAN...it's correct!
This is normal, or I do have serious problem here...

Thanks!
 
It would depend on what you had inputted into the field for your Family Name, Given Name and Middle Initial.

If you had put down (in the I90 form) Lin, Chin S then this is what is going to appear as your name on the green card.

If you had put down Lin, Chin Shian (and NOT Lin, Chin S), then I'd say that they might have printed your name incorrectly on your green card.

If it's incorrect, then follow these special instructions that are on the BCIS site:

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If you are filing because your card was issued with incorrect data due to USCIS administrative error, you must mail a new I-90 application using Application Reason "d" My card was issued with incorrect information because of a USCIS administrative error, and any supporting documentation, to the USCIS Service Center/National Benefits Center(NBC) that processed your previously filed I-90 application. For the Service Center/NBC mailing address, please refer to the letter that came with your I-551 card, also known as "Green Card". This letter provides the address for the Service Center/NBC that processed your previously filed I-90 application. The Service Center/NBC address can also be found on the I-797 "Notice of Action" issued for the previously filed I-90 application. In addition to the new I-90 application, applicants are required to send the original I-551 card containing incorrect information, and documentation that supports the requested correction. I-90 applications submitted with Application Reason "d" do not require the $70 biometrics fee or the base application fee.
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Hope this helps :)
 
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