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Change my maiden to husbands last name during ROC?

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All,

 

I filed for ROC in mid July and I am wanting to change my last name to my husband’s last name.  Will it affect me if I do it now while in ROC?  Would I get a replacement extension letter with the new name?

 

I also have the Sentri card that I would have to change my name on too.  Does anybody know how it would affect my Sentri/global entry status too?

 

The reason why I never changed it is because I married my husband in Mexico and they don’t give the lady’s the husbands last name anymore.  During my consular interview over two years ago I would have had to have remained extra time in Juarez had I decided to change my last name for my original CR-1.  
 

I had planned to wait till I naturalize in either 2021 or 2022 but would like to change it now if it is feasible and doesn’t ruin my ROC or Sentri.

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