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Changing name filed for AOS to married name

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MayoKy   10

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I Have a similar question, my lawyer filed the papers in my maiden name, I remember asking her about that but she said we have to do it like that! But now I see all these people filing in their married name.... Is ther ANY way to change the name of the greencard at some point to my married name? Im going to apply for a new passport in my married name next year!

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I Have a similar question, my lawyer filed the papers in my maiden name, I remember asking her about that but she said we have to do it like that! But now I see all these people filing in their married name.... Is ther ANY way to change the name of the greencard at some point to my married name? Im going to apply for a new passport in my married name next year!

You will have to fill out the I-90 and apply for a new card in your married name....and pay the fees associated with it. If your GC has not been issued yet you may be able to make an infopass appointment and see if they can change it before it is issued.

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You will have to fill out the I-90 and apply for a new card in your married name....and pay the fees associated with it. If your GC has not been issued yet you may be able to make an infopass appointment and see if they can change it before it is issued.

ok thank you for your answer... we are out of town and jsut fly back to Louisville for the Interview in December... My only way is to ask when we have the interview... otherwise I will do the I-90

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ok thank you for your answer... we are out of town and jsut fly back to Louisville for the Interview in December... My only way is to ask when we have the interview... otherwise I will do the I-90

The I-90 will cost you around $350 with the fee increase starting Tuesday.

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The I-90 will cost you around $350 with the fee increase starting Tuesday.

oh wow!!!!!! Thats a lot... I hope they can change that at the interview... anyone knows if there is a chance????

Otherwise I gues I have to.. since my passport expires in december and my new passport will have my married name on it

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