On the application that I am filling out, they have split up the name section into three parts much like any English application, but instead of 'Last name' it says 'Family name'. I usually put my last name and add a 'jr.' at the end, but my last name is my family name, not 'jr.' So is it ok for me to put my last name and add a 'jr.' for the family name field, or would I put the 'jr.' elsewhere.
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2If Jr. is part of your legal name you jould inculde it in the family name cell other wise just drop it. In any case, if you can drop it I strongly advice to drop it. Because unless you're father is also there there can't be confusion anyway.– 永劫回帰Commented Jun 17, 2016 at 2:21
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Jr. is a part of my legal name and as an emergency contact I have listed my father, so in that case I guess I would put 'Jr.' with my family name. Thanks for the help!– Richard WatsonCommented Jun 17, 2016 at 2:25
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2Authorities could be perplexed jr. who? I think you'd better go to and ask the certain municipal or you can namewhere you had gone to which had given the sheet.– user7644Commented Jun 17, 2016 at 4:49
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atlanta.us.emb-japan.go.jp– Richard WatsonCommented Jun 17, 2016 at 11:30
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Your mother (and a possible sibling) is a Watson, and your last name is the same as hers. I doubt she is a "junior" so I would not put it as last name.
You and your father are both Richard, but you are "Richard Jr." so I would add it to your first name.
Most people in the USA know a lot of "Richard Jr"s or some people who just use "Junior" as their first name by default.
