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Jan 06, 2007 02:37 PM

Can I practice with married name?


I just recently returned to using my maiden name. I will be getting married again at the end of February. I have not contacted the board of nursing yet but would like to return to working in nursing. Do I need to change my name on my license even though it will be changing again in 6 weeks?


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from feisty_lpn
Old Jan 07, 2007, 03:44 PM

Default Re: Can I practice with married name?
In Ohio, you'll have to change your name now and again when you get married. Other states might be different.
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from jimthorp
Old Jan 08, 2007, 12:10 PM

Default Re: Can I practice with married name?
Originally Posted by feisty_lpn View Post
In Ohio, you'll have to change your name now and again when you get married. Other states might be different.
Same in PA. You have 10 days to do it.
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from jamangel
Old Jan 09, 2007, 07:12 PM

Default Re: Can I practice with married name?
I kept my maiden name on my license until it was time to renew. It costs for name changes and so I chose to wait.
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