Legal Question in Immigration Law in California
I have obtained my green card in June 2010 through family (with my daughter).The card will be expired in June 2020. In March 2012 I changed my last name due to marriage. I have changed my driving license and SS card on my husband's name. Does the Immigration law requires to replace my green card now or I can keep it as it is and show it together with a marriage certificate when I travel to my native country? Can I keep my green card with my previous last name on it until I apply for citizenship in 2-3 years?
Asked on 11/21/12, 2:04 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Joseph La Costa
Joseph La Costa, Attorney at Law
It best to get a new green card with your new legal name. Our info is:
Joe La Costa, Attorney, 619-922-5287, Ramia, paralegal - 619-501-1616, [email protected]
Answered on 11/26/12, 10:58 am
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