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Is it OK to change my name in all of my documents- SSN, driver's license, credit cards, etc but not in green card? I just received my 10 year green card recently and I forgot to apply under my maiden name. I got divorce 3 months after I filed my application for the 10 year green card. According to my divorce decree, I can use my maiden name back if I want to.

I don't want to pay $450 for the change name application since I just received my new card. But at the same time, I don't want to use my married name anymore. Please advise.

Thank you.

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Is it OK to change my name in all of my documents- SSN, driver's license, credit cards, etc but not in green card? I just received my 10 year green card recently and I forgot to apply under my maiden name. I got divorce 3 months after I filed my application for the 10 year green card. According to my divorce decree, I can use my maiden name back if I want to.

I don't want to pay $450 for the change name application since I just received my new card. But at the same time, I don't want to use my married name anymore. Please advise.

Thank you.

File I-90, no other option.

ROC 2009
Naturalization 2010

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Is it OK to change my name in all of my documents- SSN, driver's license, credit cards, etc but not in green card? I just received my 10 year green card recently and I forgot to apply under my maiden name. I got divorce 3 months after I filed my application for the 10 year green card. According to my divorce decree, I can use my maiden name back if I want to.

I don't want to pay $450 for the change name application since I just received my new card. But at the same time, I don't want to use my married name anymore. Please advise.

Thank you.

No it's not okay. Your identifier, your MAIN identifier in the US is your permanent resident card (until you're a USC). Whatever that says is your legal name. Change the card or live with your married name.

 
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