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Hyphenated Last Name in applications for a Green Card through Marriage

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Hi, my husband and I are completing the forms now for a green card through marriage. I am in the US on a tourist visa because we got married in the Bahamas, but then we traveled into the US for a cruise for the honeymoon.

For family name in all of the forms I would like to use "My Maiden Name - Husband's last name" (I've heard it's not a problem to use the married name, but what about this hyphenated form?

Thank you

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Hi, my husband and I are completing the forms now for a green card through marriage. I am in the US on a tourist visa because we got married in the Bahamas, but then we traveled into the US for a cruise for the honeymoon.

For family name in all of the forms I would like to use "My Maiden Name - Husband's last name" (I've heard it's not a problem to use the married name, but what about this hyphenated form?

Thank you

Are you trying to adjust your status (green card) while in the US or the Bahamas?

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