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864 filled out by USC.. Maiden or Married Name?

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Lauren and Igor   3

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HI everyone,

We just got married and would like to fill out our AOS paperwork asap to get the application in for my husbad's EAD card. I am about to fill out the I-864 and I am unsure if I should use my maiden or married name. There is no space on the form for me to put both my married and married name so I am assuming I need to choose one. All my evidence (tax transcripts, pay stubs, and letter from employer) are under my maiden name. I will be changing my name with the Social Security office shortly, but not until after we send in this paperwork.

Has anyone been through this? Which name did you put down?

Thanks so much!

Best,

Lauren





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NikLR Grand Master

NikLR   13,220

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It doesn't really matter to be honest. If you will be changing your name then go ahead and out your married name.

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Dashinka   23,207

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Use the name you used on the 485. That form allows you to put the previous aliases, so I would make sure the 864 matches the main name on the 485.

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