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Hypothetical example: an employee living in La Prairie finds their legal name written differently on an older diploma, a former payroll record and a current passport, and needs a plan for describing that history before any filing is discussed.
All six routes remain open to discuss: TN, L-1A, L-1B, E-2, EB-5 and Gold Card, named here without any claim about current availability. Current requirements for each need checking against official sources. Ask for the scope of a consultation in writing before sending passports, financial statements or corporate records. Bring the offer, the transfer memo or the deal terms as they stand, explain the decision you are trying to make and the date pressure around it, and let the review show which questions remain.
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Flag differences between names on credentials and identity records.

Establish which name your current passport shows, then list every document that differs from it. That list, not an explanation, is the first thing to prepare.
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Choose your current passport spelling as the reference point, and write it exactly as printed, including accents and spacing.
List each record showing a different spelling: diplomas, employment letters, licences, tax slips. Note the issuer and approximate date for each.
Identify what caused each difference: marriage, legal change, transliteration, clerical error, or an unknown reason you should mark as unknown.
Request a free initial consultation, describe the variants without uploading documents, and ask how a later secure examination of originals would be arranged.
Identify who issued each older record, whether a name-change document exists and who at a former employer could confirm the history. Note which requests you can make next.
Find your pathwayWe work remotely and the initial consultation is free. We are not a law firm; when a question needs legal advice we collaborate with a licensed U.S. attorney. Personal records stay out of a first enquiry.
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It is not a conclusion to reach on your own. What helps is a clear inventory of every spelling, its source and its date, so a qualified reviewer can assess the record as it stands.
Decide that with advice rather than in advance. Note which issuer could amend each record and what that would involve, then raise the sequence during the consultation before starting corrections.
Ask whether a company contact can join the consultation or provide employment records under their own process. Identify who holds personnel files and whether older files are still retained.
Not for a first enquiry. Describe the differences in words instead, keep documents with you, and ask how any later professional examination would be handled securely.
Editorial source review: 2026-09-07.
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