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11 Feb 2009, 22:19
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Hi guys,
Just joined and got a quick yet pretty urgent question for you fellow green card holders in the US who sat for the exam.
I am a permanent resident (green card holder) myself and wondering if my (1) driver's license and (2) green card would be enough IDs to present at the test center or I really need a passport.
The reason why I am asking is.. I still have my 'maiden name' on my passport though I have my new last name (my husband's) both on my driver's license and green card (and yes, I registered the exam under my new last name).
I just did not bother to change the name on my passport because my country of citizenship has a very picky (rather ridiculous) rules as to how to change name on a passport, and as long as I brought my marriage certificate along with my passport when traveling abroad, I had no problem.
Sorry for babbling too much, but back to my question:
Do I really need a passport?
If so, bringing marriage certificate along with my passport would help?
Thanks so much!
Just joined and got a quick yet pretty urgent question for you fellow green card holders in the US who sat for the exam.
I am a permanent resident (green card holder) myself and wondering if my (1) driver's license and (2) green card would be enough IDs to present at the test center or I really need a passport.
The reason why I am asking is.. I still have my 'maiden name' on my passport though I have my new last name (my husband's) both on my driver's license and green card (and yes, I registered the exam under my new last name).
I just did not bother to change the name on my passport because my country of citizenship has a very picky (rather ridiculous) rules as to how to change name on a passport, and as long as I brought my marriage certificate along with my passport when traveling abroad, I had no problem.
Sorry for babbling too much, but back to my question:
Do I really need a passport?
If so, bringing marriage certificate along with my passport would help?
Thanks so much!
11 Feb 2009, 22:25
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The best thing you can do is to go to the test center and clarify all the questions that bother you. I don't think anybody can give you a 100% answer on your questions. Just check it in the test center, before it is too late.
Success in your exam!!!
Success in your exam!!!
12 Feb 2009, 04:34
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You need to bring a passport to the test center. I was a permanent resident when I took the test, and I'm pretty sure the instructions at the time (early 2008) stated that if I held foreign citizenship, the passport would be the only document that would establish my identity at the test center.
Since that isn't easily done for you, call both GMAC and the test center to see if they will consider your marriage certificate along with your passport.
Since that isn't easily done for you, call both GMAC and the test center to see if they will consider your marriage certificate along with your passport.
