Two Last Names
 

on the applications for DACA since on my birth certificate have my two last names do i put it on the the application or just on the apart where it saids other names use. and all my evidence only have my first last name?

Re: Two Last Names
 

personally, i put both because that's how it is on my BC and passport and then under "other names used" i put my name with only one last name.

make sure that how ever you list your names, that they match the evidence you submit.

Re: Two Last Names
 

awesome thanks for the tip. ill be correcting my app

Re: Two Last Names
 

Other names used put your short name and from now on put your full Long name everywhere ssn id/license.

Re: Two Last Names
 

thanks hopefully i get approve gonna send my application by the end of this month

Re: Two Last Names
 

Idk... I only put one last name and USCIS automatically matched my EAD to my passport and birth certificate w/ two last names. Maybe it doesn't matter.

Re: Two Last Names
 

yea, so everything after this will have both of your last names on it! have fun!


source;myself

Re: Two Last Names
 

Put exactly how it appears on ur birth certificate
I'm sure ur birth certificate matches ur passport
and every thing else like ur social and driver license
should all match
Don't worry about the evidence
what I turn in had only my first and last name
Some had only my middle name
Most of it didn't show my second last name
But it all match with my given name

Re: Two Last Names
 

What everyone has said is true. I put both my last names and my documents used for prove either had one last name or both but my EAD, ssn card and dl card have both last names. I used my full name and included the other versions of my name in other names used.

Re: Two Last Names
 

My sister and I both used the same person to help us fill out our apps. We both have first, mother's maiden name and dad's last name. Her EAD has her full name like on our passports and birth certificates while mine only has first and last name. Not sure why that is but I decided to keep it like that.

Not trying to high jack the thread but did anyone who is married get to use their married name?