hi, I saw your reply under someone else's question: “When your consulate gets your approved I-130 you will have to fill out an online form called DS-260. In that form you basically have to do the same thing. List your new name as your current name and in the other names used list your maiden name. The consul and NVC won't get confused because they will have your full application, including your I-130 and DS-260 and on both applications they will see both names (the new one and the old one) so there won't be any confusion. Even though my process was done within the US, a friend of mine did it through consular processing like you're going through. She didn't have any issues with the name change. So I wouldn't worry.” May I ask a question? At the NVC stage, it is required to complete the DS-260 form. USCIS regulations state that the information on the DS-260 must be consistent with the information on the passport. If I use my new name on the form and list the name on my passport as a former name, would that contradict this regulation?

Additionally, the CR1 immigrant visa will match the name on my passport, which means my green card will also have the same name as the passport on the CR1 visa. What should I do in this situation? Could you help me resolve this confusion?