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   Reply by bkr3 · April 2011 · Home› Wedding Discussion Boards› Military Brides

   @sarahbery: Yes, rush your license, since you only have a few days between your wedding and your move! @1sttimenavywife: I got married in Nevada and I couldn't change my name on the license. I got my military ID twice. I got the ID with my maiden name, and then I changed my name through Social Security, then Driver's…

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   Reply by Beachy730 · April 2011 · Home› Wedding Discussion Boards› Military Brides

   When you apply for your marriage license you write down what name you want to go by after the wedding. After the wedding and when you have your license, you can get your dependant ID card in your new name, and go to Social Security for a new card in your married name. Make a copy of your license, or just pay the fee (ours…

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   Discussion by sarahbery4705 · April 2011 · Home› Wedding Discussion Boards› Military Brides

   I am getting married May 14th in Michigan and will be moving to New Mexico May 20th because my fiancee is stationed there in the Air Force. I am not ssure how I go about changing my name and I don't understand if I would register to vote as a Michigan resident or a New Mexico resident, I am currently not registered to…

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   Reply by 1sttimenavywife2be · April 2011 · Home› Wedding Discussion Boards› Military Brides

   AAhh.... this was a question i was looking for an answer to! We are getting married in Vegas and we pre-registered for the wedding licence, and it didnt give me the option of choosing what i would go by after the wedding. We are paying extra to get the marriage certificate before we leave vegas. So, before I get my ID,…

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   Reply by kara811 · April 2011 · Home› Wedding Discussion Boards› Military Brides

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   Reply by Beachy730 · April 2011 · Home› Wedding Discussion Boards› Military Brides

   Your marriage license is the only thing you need to get the dependent ID. You do need to bring your ID and soc. sec. card with you to get it, but they can be in your maiden name. Since we were PCS-ing out of state a month after the wedding, I didn't bother switching my license until I got my new one in WA. So we did my…

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   Reply by kyrgyzstan · April 2011 · Home› Wedding Discussion Boards› Military Brides

   DNB gives great advice, also google the spouse residency relief act, that will help you with some of your questions about residency.