Legal Question in Immigration Law in Connecticut

I am immigrant, I got married in USA and I changed my name. I still have citizenship of country of my birth and maiden name on all paperwork there, including passport. Do I break law of any country?


Asked on 10/28/09, 9:28 pm

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Luba Smal Smal Immigration Law Office

A married person in USA has right to take her spouse's/husband's name.

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Answered on 11/02/09, 10:34 pm


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