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I am trying to book a flight for my wife to the Philippines in September. Her passport still has her maiden name and we probably will not have an opportunity to get it changed before she travels. That said, should I put her maiden name in for the plane ticket or the married last name. I personally think it doesn't matter, so long as there is sufficient evidence of marriage and residence here, ie. Green Card. Please let us know so we can book this ticket as soon as possible. Thanks.

David

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I am trying to book a flight for my wife to the Philippines in September. Her passport still has her maiden name and we probably will not have an opportunity to get it changed before she travels. That said, should I put her maiden name in for the plane ticket or the married last name. I personally think it doesn't matter, so long as there is sufficient evidence of marriage and residence here, ie. Green Card. Please let us know so we can book this ticket as soon as possible. Thanks.

David

to be honest they said its advisable to put the ticket name same as the passport name that way there's no confusion... yet i told my hubby that twice already, but he always uses my married name (even though my passport is still on my maiden name lol)... and i never had trouble w/ it thankfully... though i showed my married cert one time in korea coz the lady officer was confuse but that's about it... so for me its Either, Or...

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Thank you. We just went ahead and put her married name.

D&J

05-26-2006: Engaged!!

DHS/USCIS - I-129F

02-26-2007: Petition Mailed to TSC via Express Mail

03-06-2007: NOA1 "Notice"

03-07-2007: Check cashed (posted 03-12-2007)

03-12-2007: NOA1 Received in Mail from CSC

06-11-2007: NOA2 Received in Mail from CSC

NVC

06-22-2007: NVC Received Case

06-26-2007: NVC Sent to Manila Embassy (got DOS Case #)

07-02-2007: Received Letter from NVC, dated June 27, 2007

USE-Manila

06-26-2007: USE received case electronically

07-05-2007: USE received hard copy of case from NVC

07-31-2007: J receivied Packet 4

08-16/17-2007: J did early Medical Review at St. Luke's

09-10-2007: Interview Approved!

09-14-2007: Visa in HAND!!

02/21/2008: USA Arrival

03/29/2008: Wedding!

05/12/2008: Mailed AOS via Express Mail

05/21/2008: Check clears our bank account

05/22/2008: Touch on all three apps

05/23/2008: NOA1 for AOS, EAD, and AP arrives from MSC (notice date 5/19/08)

05/24/2008: Received Biometrics Appt. Letter

06/16/2008: Biometrics Appt. at Durham Office

06/17/2008: EAD & AOS touched

07/21/2008: AP "Approval Notice Sent" & EAD "Card Production Ordered" via CRIS Email

07/25/2008: 2 copies of AP approval form received in snail mail, dated 7/21/08

07/28/2008: EAD Card arrives in mail; CRIS email sent I765 (EAD) "Approval Notice Sent"

11/25/2008: Received Appt. Letter dated 11/18/2008 (Appt. is 1/13/09)

01/13/2009: AOS Interview approved

01/20/2009: AOS Approval Notice received

01/23/2009: 2-year Green Card received

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Thank you. We just went ahead and put her married name.
Hopefully you do not run into a boarding agent that refuses to let you board.

It is safer to book tickets using the name listed in ID "PASSPORT NAME"

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