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My wife will be getting her passport back soon with her visa.  The question I have is will the name on the visa be her married name or her maiden name ? Her passport is valid and it is under her maiden name . We did a DS-260 and it was under her married name and my lawyer said that the visa will be under her married name and her green card will be under the same name . I'm worried that the different names might be a problem going through immigration , especially in the country I'm in now ( Bangladesh ) My lawyer says not to worry as this will not be a problem . We have our marriage cert and I will be with her and she says to show that if any issues come up . Any advice is much appreciated . Thank you . 

Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Nigeria
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1 hour ago, Mr delako said:

My wife will be getting her passport back soon with her visa.  The question I have is will the name on the visa be her married name or her maiden name ? Her passport is valid and it is under her maiden name . We did a DS-260 and it was under her married name and my lawyer said that the visa will be under her married name and her green card will be under the same name . I'm worried that the different names might be a problem going through immigration , especially in the country I'm in now ( Bangladesh ) My lawyer says not to worry as this will not be a problem . We have our marriage cert and I will be with her and she says to show that if any issues come up . Any advice is much appreciated . Thank you . 

How come were you able to enter her married name on the ds260 form with her passport number carrying her maiden?

Filed: Lift. Cond. (apr) Country: China
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***Moved from Progress Reports to Process & Procedures.***

 

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Visa will be issued in the name that is on the passport and the Green Card will ultimately be issued in the name that is on the visa.

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34 minutes ago, Ryan H said:

***Moved from Progress Reports to Process & Procedures.***

 

**Moderator hat off**

 

Visa will be issued in the name that is on the passport and the Green Card will ultimately be issued in the name that is on the visa.

Please let us know if something different happens in YOUR case but this is the normal practice.  Had you asked earlier, any senior member here would have known to advise your spouse to change the name in her passport, if she wants to use a married name going forward.  Some countries simply amend the passport to show a spouse name or married name.  Some issue new passports.

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