This is a sample of a notice to correct the name of a defendant in a particular cause of action.
This is a sample of a notice to correct the name of a defendant in a particular cause of action.
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Fill out the form I-90 and submit it to the USCIS immigration office. You can submit the form online or by mail, but if you are submitting the I-90 for the purpose of fixing a green card spelling error, it should be submitted online.
If you are applying for a new document because your name was changed, you must submit the original USCIS document and a copy of either the original or certified document establishing the name change (such as a marriage certificate, divorce decree, annulment decree, or court order), and complete Part 5. of Form N-565.
Email USCIS-updategenderinfo@uscis.dhs.gov and request to change your name or gender marker or both. If you are seeking to make a correction due to a typographical error, please visit the ?How to Request a correction to your notice or document (based on USCIS error)? section on this page.
In your letter, include: The date; The address of the USCIS office as indicated on your approval notice; Your personal identifying information: ... A detailed explanation of your situation (that the EAD was issued with incorrect dates);
Bernard P Wolfsdorf. In most states changing a name through marriage is automatic and the document is a certified copy of the marriage certificate. You should notify USCIS if you change, but you also have the option of using your maiden name if you prefer.