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Which last name do I use?

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Dar&Shan   3

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Hello everyone!! I have a question as I am filling out AOS forms. Do I use the name I petitioned under for my fiance, or do I use my married name to him now? Thanks :)

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You use the name you want to appear on your green card.

I believe the female is the USC/petitioner and will not be getting a green card, her husband will.

OP> Use the name you legally go by now. If you took your husband's name, then use it on all the forms from now on. You will be sending a copy of your certified marriage certificate. They know people change their names when they marry. It is just important to use the name you legally go by now.

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Link to K-1 instructions for Ciudad Juarez, Mexico > https://travel.state.gov/content/dam/visas/K1/CDJ_Ciudad-Juarez-2-22-2021.pdf

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Dar&Shan   3

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I believe the female is the USC/petitioner and will not be getting a green card, her husband will.

OP> Use the name you legally go by now. If you took your husband's name, then use it on all the forms from now on. You will be sending a copy of your certified marriage certificate. They know people change their names when they marry. It is just important to use the name you legally go by now.

Thank you!

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