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Im about ready to make travel plans to vacation in brazil, my wifes passport is in her maiden name, her Advance parole is in her married name, this may sound like a very stupid question but what name do I use when purchasing plane tickets?

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maiden name as the passport need to match the ticket....

I agree.

The AP is used only for re-entering the U.S. and you should have your certified marriage certificate with you to show the name change from passport to AP.

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Cassie   8

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maiden name as the passport need to match the ticket....

I agree.

The AP is used only for re-entering the U.S. and you should have your certified marriage certificate with you to show the name change from passport to AP.

Yes indeed. :yes: I travelled this way, and got through it no problems.

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