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allegorical oracle

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3. If your maiden name is on your other IDs, you should be good to go. Am no conservative

Reply to kimbutgar (Reply #2)

Thu Apr 10, 2025, 11:22 AM

Apr 2025

or religious person, but opted to take my husband's name. Was still able to get a "real" ID here in Florida. Just presented my certified marriage certificate along with my certified birth certificate. Also added my maiden name to my driver license. (All this is stupid BS and wastes everybody's time.)

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