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From: marla@lucerne.Eng.Sun.COM (Marla Parker)
Newsgroups: soc.feminism
Subject: Re: Name Change After Marriage
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Date: 19 Jul 90 20:16:28 GMT
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Maybe the problem is that you are dropping your old
middle name.  I just appended my husband's name, no
hyphen, so that I now have 2 middle names (my old
one plus my maiden name).  I had to make this change
with the state of CA through the DMV and separately
with the Social Security Agency.  In both cases I
just filled out a form.

Marla Corinne Wilcox Parker

I generally leave out the Wilcox because I never
liked the way it sounds.  You could just as easily
generally leave out your old middle name, and just
use it for really important legal documents.

marla
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