Anytime. * There are no laws that apply to the length of time when a woman changes her maiden name to that of her husband's. Nor are there any laws that require a woman to do so. If you do decide to change your name to that of your husband, you should notify the government agencies where your identify would be affected by the change, (Social Security Administration, state DMV, etc.)
Anytime, just make sure to have your marriage certificate (original) when you go to file your name change petition to the court clerk.
No, you can change your name at anytime after your marriage, no time limits.
You can change your name whenever you want.
In states where same-sex marriage is legal, yes. The only legal name change document you need is your same-sex marriage certificate. There is no need to obtain a court ordered name change.
no
Often people think that it is the location of the marriage, which can be totally wrong. In fact, the marriage does not change your name whatsoever, it just gives you the ability to do it easier. The "place of name change" is the location where you filed your name change with the federal Social Security office.
Yes. The Social Security Administration will accept your same-sex marriage certificate as legal proof of name change, as long as that document is legal in the state where it was issued. (See link to explicit SSA policy.)
yes i can.
You will have to go to your local county court clerk's office and submit what is referred to as a name change petition.
A copy of your marriage certificate should be enough to document the name change.
no mariah Carey didnt change her name but she is married to nick cannon
You simply go to the Social Security Dept & request to change your name. You need your marriahe license & your social security card.
No. FYI, there are no laws in the US that require a woman to change her name to that of her husband.