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Will I encounter a problem getting back to USA if my name in my passport is different from the one printed on my Greencard? I retained my name when i got married and used it in all my AOS applications.

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My Timeline:

11/01/08 - Wedding date

12/22/08 - Sent the AOS and other Forms by mail

12/26/09 - Notice Of Action received on 1-485/1-797C/1-512L

01/23/09 - Biometrics Appointment

- First Biometrics Appointment was cancelled

02/20/09 - Second Biometrics Appointment

03/12/09 - Received from mail Employment Authorization Card and Parole Document

03/13/09 - Applied for SSN

03/27/09 - Receiced the SSN Card in the mail

04/15/09 - First Interview Appearance

- First Interview was cancelled

05/15/09 - Second Interview Appearance - Approved on the spot the USCIS officer had my passport stamped

06/01/09 - Approval Notice - Immigrant Petition for Relative (Wife) - 1-130

06/01/09 - Welcome Notice and Approval of AOS Application

06/30/09 - Received Green Card in the mail

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Tessa In NJ   0

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Philippines
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You'll want to carry with you a copy of your marriage certificate - otherwise you should have no issues. :thumbs:

thanks. thats what i was thingking as well but i want other opinions also.

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My Timeline:

11/01/08 - Wedding date

12/22/08 - Sent the AOS and other Forms by mail

12/26/09 - Notice Of Action received on 1-485/1-797C/1-512L

01/23/09 - Biometrics Appointment

- First Biometrics Appointment was cancelled

02/20/09 - Second Biometrics Appointment

03/12/09 - Received from mail Employment Authorization Card and Parole Document

03/13/09 - Applied for SSN

03/27/09 - Receiced the SSN Card in the mail

04/15/09 - First Interview Appearance

- First Interview was cancelled

05/15/09 - Second Interview Appearance - Approved on the spot the USCIS officer had my passport stamped

06/01/09 - Approval Notice - Immigrant Petition for Relative (Wife) - 1-130

06/01/09 - Welcome Notice and Approval of AOS Application

06/30/09 - Received Green Card in the mail

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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Poland
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You'll want to carry with you a copy of your marriage certificate - otherwise you should have no issues. :thumbs:

thanks. thats what i was thingking as well but i want other opinions also.

yes, this is correct

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