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If you get your green card in your maiden name, because you filled your i485 in your maiden name and during the interview, you didn’t remember to inform the officer that you want the card in your married name, what do you do after you receive the free card?
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There is no issue.Originally posted by CEO2 View Post -
You can keep your green card in your maiden name. My wife is from the Philippines. in her country you have to report the marriage and then change your passport. We didn't do that so her passport and green card are in her maiden name. We use them for travel purposes only. Her SSN and Real ID are in her married name. No conflicts anywhere. She will change her name when she Naturalizes in 2 and a half years.
Originally posted by CEO2 View Post4-18-18 PD
4-29-18 Finger Print fee was received
9-26-18 I-765 and I-131 Approved
10-02-18 Card Was Delivered To Me By The Post Office (sent to Lawyer) Day 167
10-03-18 Case is Ready to Be Scheduled for An Interview Day 168
10-05-18 your case has been scheduled for a interview. Day 170
11-13-18 Interview
11-13-18 New card being produced
11-15-18 I130 and I485 Approved
11-20-18 Card MailedComment
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You can contact USCIS and change to your marriage name. After that you can change SSN card and Driver license with marriage name.Originally posted by CEO2 View PostComment
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To get a replacement GC is over $400 and USCIS takes forever to issue cards and schedule interviews. She might as well utilize the name for now...Originally posted by Denver1982 View PostFiled I-130, I130A, I-485, I-765
Priority Date: 01/22/2018
Date Received NOA Letters: 02/02/2018
Courtesy Letter for i693: 02/20/2018
Biometrics Done: 02/21/2018
Interview(rec' approval letter): 05/31/2018
EAD card in production: 06/02/2018
EAD card in hand: 06/07/2018
SSN card in hand: 06/09/2018
GC approval/production notifications: 07/08/2018
Card mailed notification: 07/09/2018
I130 & I485 approval letters received: 07/09/2018
GC in hand: 07/11/2018Comment
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