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44 minutes ago, Rekyrts said:

Maybe there's something codified in state law with regards to residing in the state where the name change occurs? 

 

As per the attorney who prepped my N-400 filing, for a regular name change, you normally have to be a resident of the state and sometimes even of the county where the name change occurs. However, for the N-400, apparently, this is a Federal court order not registered with any state, so I should have been able to do the N-400 name change. I guess that's what I get for not taking an attorney with me... although that would have cost most than paying the county court for a name change! lol

 
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