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No, in Wisconsin you must register your marriage name change with the proper authorities.
To change your name, you need to file a petition for a name change and follow the legal process outlined by the state.
Registering your name change ensures that it is legally recognized and helps you update important documents such as your driver's license, social security card, and passport.
While there isn't a specific time limit, it is recommended to complete the name change process as soon as possible after marriage.
You typically need to provide your marriage certificate, identification documents, and a completed name change petition form.
The processing time can vary, but it usually takes a few weeks to complete the name change process in Wisconsin.
Yes, your marriage certificate serves as legal proof of your name change after marriage.
Yes, you should update your name with various organizations such as your employer, banks, insurance companies, and other institutions.
No, both partners must go through the name change process and register with the appropriate authorities to legally change their names.
You can generally add a hyphenated last name or change your middle name along with your last name during the marriage name change process.
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