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larrysgirl   0

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Hi there...

Just wondering if anyone has tried to obtain a passport while living in the US because of their new surname after marriage...I'm not sure if I am supposed to add the new surname for the fee of $12 and send in my current passport, or should I try and get a new passport altogether? Thanks in advance...

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Hi there...

Just wondering if anyone has tried to obtain a passport while living in the US because of their new surname after marriage...I'm not sure if I am supposed to add the new surname for the fee of $12 and send in my current passport, or should I try and get a new passport altogether? Thanks in advance...

We got the passport endorsement... You can't get a new passport until you have less than 6 months left on your old one... So if you have more than 6 months left, then send in for the endorsement... However, you still have to have the ticket in your maiden name for any international travel...

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Hi there...

Just wondering if anyone has tried to obtain a passport while living in the US because of their new surname after marriage...I'm not sure if I am supposed to add the new surname for the fee of $12 and send in my current passport, or should I try and get a new passport altogether? Thanks in advance...

We got the passport endorsement... You can't get a new passport until you have less than 6 months left on your old one... So if you have more than 6 months left, then send in for the endorsement... However, you still have to have the ticket in your maiden name for any international travel...

thanks for that tidbit zyggy. i was wondering about that. sending mine in for the endorsement when i get back from my trip.

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