Inquiry on filling out forms for AOS

[alienlovechild 75]

Hello guys! I have question regarding on providing information in the items on forms necessary for AOS. Will I use the (married) family name in filling out the forms for AOS (eg. G-325A, I-485) or I still have to use my maiden name? I intend to have the family name of my husband after we'll get married.

Hope you can give me insights on this. Thank you very much.

[SMOKE 1,426]

Hello guys! I have question regarding on providing information in the items on forms necessary for AOS. Will I use the (married) family name in filling out the forms for AOS (eg. G-325A, I-485) or I still have to use my maiden name? I intend to have the family name of my husband after we'll get married.

Hope you can give me insights on this. Thank you very much.

use your married name on everything including I-693 the civil surgeon transcibes your records from St. Lukes to... so your AOS/EAD/AP..etc. have your married name on them. + it makes it easier when you go back to the social security office & DMV to get the name changed on your SS card & state ID from your family name to your married name.

[SMOKE 1,426]

Hello guys! I have question regarding on providing information in the items on forms necessary for AOS. Will I use the (married) family name in filling out the forms for AOS (eg. G-325A, I-485) or I still have to use my maiden name? I intend to have the family name of my husband after we'll get married.

Hope you can give me insights on this. Thank you very much.

use your married name on everything including I-693 the civil surgeon transcibes your records from St. Lukes to... so your AOS/EAD/AP..etc. have your married name on them. + it makes it easier when you go back to the social security office & DMV to get the name changed on your SS card & state ID from your family name to your married name.

before you ask...yes its common here in the US for Filipinas to use their family name as their middle name after marriage. immigration is familiar w/ the Philippine customs.

[alienlovechild 75]

Hello guys! I have question regarding on providing information in the items on forms necessary for AOS. Will I use the (married) family name in filling out the forms for AOS (eg. G-325A, I-485) or I still have to use my maiden name? I intend to have the family name of my husband after we'll get married.

Hope you can give me insights on this. Thank you very much.

use your married name on everything including I-693 the civil surgeon transcibes your records from St. Lukes to... so your AOS/EAD/AP..etc. have your married name on them. + it makes it easier when you go back to the social security office & DMV to get the name changed on your SS card & state ID from your family name to your married name.

Thank you smoke..I have another follow up question. If I will use the married name, it's only the family name is changed ( family name of my husband) but my middle name would still be the same. Am I right? We have this practice in the Philippines that once the woman will get married, her middle name of her married name is her family name when she's still single. Correct me if I am wrong pls. Thanks

Hello guys! I have question regarding on providing information in the items on forms necessary for AOS. Will I use the (married) family name in filling out the forms for AOS (eg. G-325A, I-485) or I still have to use my maiden name? I intend to have the family name of my husband after we'll get married.

Hope you can give me insights on this. Thank you very much.

use your married name on everything including I-693 the civil surgeon transcibes your records from St. Lukes to... so your AOS/EAD/AP..etc. have your married name on them. + it makes it easier when you go back to the social security office & DMV to get the name changed on your SS card & state ID from your family name to your married name.

before you ask...yes its common here in the US for Filipinas to use their family name as their middle name after marriage. immigration is familiar w/ the Philippine customs.

you posted few seconds ahead of me OK, I got it. Thanks

[alienlovechild 75]

before you ask...yes its common here in the US for Filipinas to use their family name as their middle name after marriage. immigration is familiar w/ the Philippine customs.

So, does it mean it is acceptable in the USCIS or Immigration that I will use my family name as my middle name for my married name? There is a difference on familiarity and acceptability. Thanks again

[spookyturtle 9,465]

immigration is familiar w/ the Philippine customs.

Too bad they weren't familiar with American customs too.

[alienlovechild 75]

immigration is familiar w/ the Philippine customs.

Too bad they weren't familiar with American customs too.

I am aware of that American custom (on using the middle name of American married women), which is quite different on Filipino custom. That's why I am posting a clarification here to avoid error in the future.