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Liste, VJJ,

listen closely.

Part of the naturalization process is the option to be reborn as an American with any name you want, within reason. So no matter what you did or not did when getting married or afterward, none of this matters. What matters is that you can choose under what name you will be known as after becoming a US citizen. You will fill in that name on the N-400 form and that name will be on your Certificate of Naturalization and that will be the name on your passport also. No need to go gagga over this; write down the name you want and that's the end of it.

I don't always agree with Bob, but he is spot on here. Learn from experience.

 
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