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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Canada
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I know I have read somewhere on here that when I apply for the AOS, AP and the EAD. I should use my married name (came over on a k1 visa, married on aug 14). I have tried searching but I am obviously doing something wrong because nothing is coming back. If anyone has an answer that would be great.

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Canada
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If you took your husbands name then yes...use it on all the forms. You don't need to do anything special to start using it from now on with USCIS.

K-1 Journey

04/30/2009 - I-129F sent to VSC

03/30/2010 - Interview @ MTL APPROVED!

04/13/2010 - POE @ Pearson International

05/23/2010 - WEDDING

AOS Journey

07/20/2010 - AOS/AP/EAD Sent

07/21/2010 - package received at Chicago

07/28/2010 - check cashed

07/30/2010 - received NOA1 in mail

08/01/2010 - received biometrics letter

08/20/2010 - walk in biometrics completed

08/23/2010 - finally entered into USCIS online -AP's touched on Aug11 and EAD and AOS touched on Aug20 08/30/2010 - AOS/EAD touched

09/09/2010 - AP approved (email notice)

09/13/2010 - Received email that EAD was approved on Sept 10

10/04/2010 - Received interview letter in Mail

11/09/2010 - Interview-APPROVED! 112 days

11/09/2010 - Card Production 11/22/2010 - Green Card received

ROC Journey

08/11/2012 - Eligible to file for ROC10/11/2012 - sent in I-751 (late)10/16/2012 - received NOA 11/20/2012 - biometrics

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Canada
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as long as you have your marriage certificate feel free to use his name. thats all you need for proof. doing the aos in your married name means your green card ead and ap will be in married name as well, and will save you some time and money later down the road.

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Canada
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thank you, I knew that back in my mind but I needed to see it. This lawyer is killing me with all the wrong information she has.

I am so glad I have everyone here that has experienced it and are extremely helpful.

thank you again

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