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Raven4dragon   12

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Hello all i am sure the answer to this question is here somewhere but seems i am not wording my searches right.

I am currently filing out the I130 form and was wondering do I use my married name (now that we are married) or do i have to use my maiden name which my passport is.

Thank you in advance

Merrytooth Mentor

Merrytooth   5,748

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If you wish that your Green card is in your married name, then fill up all USCIS forms in your married name.

See this thread for more information:

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/245455-filing-i-130-to-use-maiden-name-or-marriage-name/

Edited by Merrytooth

Done with K1, AOS and ROC

Merrytooth Mentor

Merrytooth   5,748

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If you wish that your Green card is in your married name, then fill up all USCIS forms in your married name.

See this thread for more information:

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/245455-filing-i-130-to-use-maiden-name-or-marriage-name/

According to the thread,

I suggest you use the name you wish to have the green card issued in. If that is your married name, then list your married name. You don't need any identification in your married name at the moment. But you're visa will be issued in the name in the passport, if you want this to be your married name then I suggest you change your passport soon.

Good luck.

Done with K1, AOS and ROC

Dave&Roza Experienced

Dave&Roza   748

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Hello all i am sure the answer to this question is here somewhere but seems i am not wording my searches right.

I am currently filing out the I130 form and was wondering do I use my married name (now that we are married) or do i have to use my maiden name which my passport is.

Thank you in advance

Why not remove the confusion and update your passport to be in your married name?

Dave

ricky and elaine Enthusiast

ricky and elaine   8

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We filed in my previous name (im the beneficiary) as we filed right after we got married and I hadn't returned home yet to change my passport. We will change it when it gets to NVC by providing my "cancelled" passport in my previous name and supplying my new passport in my married name. I hope that works. I have heard here that is the way to do it.

Apr 11/13...married in Las Vegas
Apr 18/13...filed 1-130
Apr 22/13...received notification Noa1

Nov 26/13...218 days transferred from NBC to CSC

Dec 30/13..Notification of approval NOA2

Jan 9/14....Received by NVC

Feb 10/14...Obtained Case#, IIN,BIN#'s

Feb 10/14...sent OPTIN email..received

Feb 15/14...Confirmation for DS261

Feb 20/14...AOS shows PAID

Feb 20/14...Received Document Cover sheet (bar coded)

Feb 28/14.. received OPTIN approval

Feb 28/14...emailed OAS package

Mar 4/14 paid IV Bill

Mar 6/14 submitted DS260

Apr 14/14 Case Complete NVC

Apr 17/14 Received instructions for appt

Apr 21/14 Case sent electronically to Montreal.

May 30/14 appt in Montreal

May 30/14 APPROVED!!! YIPPEE

June 4/14 Passport with Visa in Hand! (quick eh)
Aug 20/14 POE Detroit Bridge

Aug 26/14 received SSN (card)

May 23/16 Filed 1-751 (California)

Nov 26/16 751 Approved 10 yr card on way.

N400

Dec 27/17   Mailed application

Dec 29/18   Priority Date

Jan 4/18     NOA..Fee pd

Jan 24/18   Biometrics

Feb 9/19    N400 Interview in Las Vegas- Approved!!

Mar 8/19   Oath Ceremony

Mar 8/19   I'm a citizen!!

 

 

NikLR Grand Master

NikLR   13,227

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For green card to be in married name, passport and visa must be in married name.


**double post***

Edited by NLR

You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself any direction you choose.  - Dr. Seuss

 

 
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