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We are preparing to file for the AOS and wonder if we'll write my maiden name or married on all the forms? Another thing is if I will use my new married signature or just the old maiden signature? Any ideas? Gracias!

***AOS Timeline***

01-16-2009 Package Sent

01-19-2009 USPS Confirmed Delivery

01-27-2009 NOAs issued; AOS, EAD & AP

01-28-2009 Check cashed out

01-30-2009 Touched; AOS, EAD & AP

02-01-2009 NOAs received;AOS, EAD & AP

02-02-2009 Biometrics appointment notice received

02-19-2009 Case transferred to CSC

02-24-2009 Biometrics appointment-Done!

02-27-2009 AOS touched

04-02-2009 AP & EAD approved

04-09-2009 Received AP document

04-11-2009 Received EA card

04-28-2009 Got an email fr. CRIS regarding Welcome Letter

04-30-2009 Got an email fr. CRIS regarding Greencard

05-01-2009 Received Welcome Letter

05-02-2009 Received Greencard

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We are preparing to file for the AOS and wonder if we'll write my maiden name or married on all the forms? Another thing is if I will use my new married signature or just the old maiden signature? Any ideas? Gracias!

If you plan to use your married name (which I presume you do) - use it on your AOS/EAD/AP forms - it is much easier to do so now than to change things later. (If using married name, use married-name's signature.) :thumbs:

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IT doesn't matter what you chose. We moved my wifes maiden name to her middle name and used her new name on all the docs and forms. Some friends of ours waited until the app for her Citizenship before doing the official name change. It doesn't really matter, but I think its best to change your name from the start. This helps show how authentic your marriage is as well.

The only other thing this cuases you to have to do is show your marriage license when applying for joint bank accounts and similar things. But thats about it.

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Philippines
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Thanks guys for the prompt reply. We do appreciate it!

***AOS Timeline***

01-16-2009 Package Sent

01-19-2009 USPS Confirmed Delivery

01-27-2009 NOAs issued; AOS, EAD & AP

01-28-2009 Check cashed out

01-30-2009 Touched; AOS, EAD & AP

02-01-2009 NOAs received;AOS, EAD & AP

02-02-2009 Biometrics appointment notice received

02-19-2009 Case transferred to CSC

02-24-2009 Biometrics appointment-Done!

02-27-2009 AOS touched

04-02-2009 AP & EAD approved

04-09-2009 Received AP document

04-11-2009 Received EA card

04-28-2009 Got an email fr. CRIS regarding Welcome Letter

04-30-2009 Got an email fr. CRIS regarding Greencard

05-01-2009 Received Welcome Letter

05-02-2009 Received Greencard

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