It is ok to do this I believe, and I believe that many successful applicants have done that..
It is ok to do this I believe, and I believe that many successful applicants have done that..
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It DEFINITELY is!Originally Posted by nigel
It is ok to do this I believe, and I believe that many successful applicants have done that..... MY wife was one of those successful applicants a little over a year ago ... and will CONTINUE using the passport issued in her maiden name for as long as she's allowed to do so ...
As the others said you dont need to legally change your name to your husbands and trust there is unlikely to ever be a law say you do.
It does make it easier with paperworks to share a surname but all those processing your paperworks will be well used to those using their right to keep their maiden name.
If during a visa application to the UK someone said why are you doing so apart from a general question (maybe small talk ie time while waiting for the computer to process something etc) it would be discrimating agaisnt you as a Woman and would get that person in a lot of bother..
Oh lord why did you make so many clothes and shoe shops
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