Desparate Help/Advice Plz !!

[Mini Dasrat 0]

Thank You Very Much !!

[Mini Dasrat 0]

The names of the parties after their marriage shall be :

Ramdatt Dasrat- .........................Signature of groom affirming name after marriage

And

Padmini Dasrat-............................Signature of bride affirming name after marriage

In that part I suppose to sign PADMINI DASRAT but I sign PADMINI RAMNAUTH instead in the dotted line

[~Laura and Nick~ 5]

The names of the parties after their marriage shall be :

Ramdatt Dasrat- .........................Signature of groom affirming name after marriage

And

Padmini Dasrat-............................Signature of bride affirming name after marriage

In that part I suppose to sign PADMINI DASRAT but I sign PADMINI RAMNAUTH instead in the dotted line

It doesn't matter that you put your maiden name on your marriage certificate. You are STILL MARRIED.

You can take your husbands name at any time. It's called "Assuming" his name. 98% of married people simply assume their spouse's name instead of legally changing it.

File in your married name, it's OKAY! Relax!!!

[Mini Dasrat 0]

I know that i'm married to my love , it's just that I sign my marriage certificate wrong using my maiden name

Edited January 8, 2008 by Robby & Mini

[athena_ny 1]

I know that i'm married to my love , it's just that I sign my marriage certificate wrong using my maiden name

Are you understanding what people are telling you?

As long as your name matches your husband's last name, NO ONE IS GOING TO QUESTION IT. You will get a green card with your husband's last name on it. No one is going to care if you signed your maiden name on accident, it happens everyday and I've not heard of one person who couldn't assume their husband's name. You have 15+ responses telling you the same thing.

Listen to them.

[Mini Dasrat 0]

Thanks for all your help , I got a new appointment with Mark Oswald /Government Center to make changes on my marriage certificate today at 3pm , thank god I'm gettin this done correctly now

Edited January 8, 2008 by Robby & Mini

[~Laura and Nick~ 5]

Thanks for all your help , I got a new appointment with Mark Oswald /Government Center to make changes on my marriage certificate today at 3pm , thank god I'm gettin this done correctly now

Do what you like but it makes no difference.

You can file your AOS in your husbands name, it doesn't matter what is on your marriage certificate.

*sigh*

[athena_ny 1]

Thanks for all your help , I got a new appointment with Mark Oswald /Government Center to make changes on my marriage certificate today at 3pm , thank god I'm gettin this done correctly now

Then what was the point in posting? O.o

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Like Sands Through the Hourglass... So Are the Days of Our Lives.....

[~Laura and Nick~ 5]

[Amby 490]

if you're really worried about it why not just add your married name on to the end? I know that's probably silly advice but that's what I would do

[Bassi and Zainab 1]

Mini, this isn't a problem. The way marraiges and divorces work in this country, both names are your legal names. You need to determine what you want to use, and I believe that it's your husband's surname based on your posts, and then have all your documents in that name. Passport, ss card, driver's license, etc. file all your future USCIS documents in that name as well. The way the federal law is written as long as you have a marraige certificate or divorce decree, you can even change back to your maiden name later. My mother did it once all her daughters got married. Technically, they are both legally your names and you can use one, the other, or both. It's now your choice how you file documents. You just need to be consistent or you will run into problems. Don't panic. This isn't a problem at all. And tell him I said to stop stressing you out!

[pushbrk 12,888]

Like Sands Through the Hourglass... So Are the Days of Our Lives.....

A signature need not be legible. However, most people I know try to make their signature legible on marriage certificates and also sign their full name. The last one I signed as witness was that way. I used all three full names and went slowly so all would be legible. The Doctor father who also witnessed had to really slow down and concentrate to make his signature readable. Funny.

A signature is a signature. It could be an X or a scribble.

[Mini Dasrat 0]

Ohhhhh thank you all so much for your help , I was so worried about this mistake I made but I made appointment this morning to fix it today . I just wanted to make sure that it wouldn't cause any problems thats all .