No, nor is it legally required in any U.S. state for a woman to take her husband's surname. If the woman chooses to use her husband's name, she should inform any applicable government agency such as the Social Security Administration of the action.
The Lady Firstname Surname. Unless she marries a peer or something.
Everett Sloane
Yes, Anjimile Banda is a Malawian Citizen. The surname Banda is usually associated with the Malawians.
No.
No, but his original surname was Boenickhausen. He had it legally changed.
Any surname can be a mother's maiden name. A maiden name is merely the surname a woman uses (typically her father's, given to her at birth) before she marries and takes her husband's surname if she chooses to do so.
Yes, Roy Kachale Banda is a citizen of Banda. Banda is a common surname in Malawi.
Pinto surname has its origin from Italy. It does not mean anything.
legally, no.
No, you have not legally changed your name back to your own surname so to make the second marriage legal you would have to put your ex husbands surname on the invitations. Example: Jane Doe (when you own surname is Smith.)
Sure. Anything can be a surname.T.SHCL
An agnomen is an additional cognomen - surname or epithet - given, as an honour, to an Ancient Roman citizen.