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Filed: IR-2 Country: Philippines
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its up to you but since your married already traditionally we used our married name.

I change to my married name after we got married.

My Daugther's IR2 Visa Timeline

October 03 -2011- Sent the Application for I-130 Package

October 07 -Receieved USCIS acceptance of Application by e-mail

October 12 -Received Notice of Action by Mail

April 27, 2012 -Finally Petition is approved!

May 03, 2012 -Received NOA 2 in the mail

Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Philippines
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hi,

i am just waiting for my marriage certificate to be mailed and we will then file for aos. my question is that, should i use my maiden name or my married name in filing for my aos?

hope you can help me on this.

thanks in advance.

Hi, I used my married name as my last name when we filed for my AOS.

Example only:

Like: Maria Josefia Cruz ( Single name).

File for AOS: Maria Cruz Smith ( Married Name) Smith - Husband's Surname

 
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