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Please help me some advise.

I apply my AOS last on February 2014 by marriage..and I filed divorce to my husband on the same month my biometrics is on march 2015. And my divorce is not final on that year. I got my divorce on august 2015 and I request to the court to use my maiden name.coz I got threat to my ex husband.and the court approved it.

Here is the problem, my AOS approved last May 30 2017,and the interviewer read the court order to change my name to my maiden name.I'm using my married  name with the signature since I got here (2013).I got my green card last week my name change but my signature is still the same with my married name,I'm worried maybe I will deal with a lot of problem..especially I'm planning to visit my country next year!!

Please help!! 😦😦😦

 
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