Niju Alex Posted April 13, 2012 Posted April 13, 2012 (edited) hi all! I am a student applying for MS in Computer engineering for fall of 2012. my name given in the passport is: Surname : (Blank) First/given Names: XXX YYY ZZZ However when i got my I20 form the name was shown to be: Surname: XXX YYY ZZZ First Name: FNU (i.e. First Name Unknown) I also got a letter from the university explaining why FNU was added as the first name and my original full name was given as last name. However I am now facing a confusion as to whether I fill the I 901 (SEVIS Fee form) and DS 160 (Visa application form) with either of the following: (i) my original first, middle and last names ,or (ii) first name: (Blank) last name: XXX YYY ZZZ or, (iii)first name:FNU last name:XXX YYY ZZZ I prefer to choose the 2nd option as I hope that it would help in avoiding creating my details with FNU as a part of my name (coz FNU would cause lot of problems later on)...but since its told to write the full name in the SEVIS fee form ( I 901 form) exactly as it is in the I 20, i am worried if there might be any issues later on for the SEVIS fee receipt... Also please do tell me how to fill the name fields in Visa application form too as i would be applying for it soon. Thank you. Edited April 13, 2012 by Niju Alex
mustangintokyo Posted April 14, 2012 Posted April 14, 2012 You need to ask your school's international student services about this - you really don't want to get it wrong since those documents are important (read: crucial if you want to go through immigration smoothly).
-hermes- Posted April 16, 2012 Posted April 16, 2012 I agree, contact the school. And augh -- you've got your I-20 already? I really have to apply ASAP. :/
Niju Alex Posted April 17, 2012 Author Posted April 17, 2012 thanx everyone for replying...i will inquire about it with the university officials.
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