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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Tunisia
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go ahead and change it, your ID, college records, social security... can be changed once you get the court order of the name change. You won't have no problem. Just tick the box for the name change and you should be fine. Good luck. Oh and it's no trouble to change your name to your maiden name through naturalization. Good luck.

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Belgium
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I'm going to apply for citizenship soon and I'm currently in college. I divorced my husband. Should I get my last name changed back to my maiden name? I'm wondering if anyone has the same issue?

Curious... how long were you married?

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07/01/2010 going to be parents
07/22/2010 ***MARRIED*** touched - sigh-
08/30/2010 deport
08/31/2010 Back in his country

03/08/2011 BABY GIRL !! 7 LBS 7 OZS ****NOW 2 1/2 YEARS OLD

Benefits office - IR-1

01/11/2013 I130 sent ***Starting over****
01/17/2013 I130 (priority date)
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03/25/2013 Case touched

07/11/2013 - News from Senator - interview possible - 7 months

08/09/2013 Correspondence - Interview set for sponsor
08/20/2013 Interview - 215 DAYS
08/20/2013 APPROVED!!!! - 215 DAYS
08/26/2013 NOA2 hard copy received

NVC
09/06/2013 NVC received the case

09/18/2013 Case# received, IIN received - sent to attorney
09/18/2013 I-864 AOS review fee ($88) online payment
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xx/xx/20xx AOS package mailed out
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xx/xx/2013 IV package mailed out


XX/XX/201X NVC completion
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