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visas obtained in the maiden name, "disappear"?
I ask people who are competent in such matters to answer. In my international passport now there are 5 marks about the opening of Schengen visas within 3 years. In the near future, I am going to get married and change my passport due to the change of surname. I would like to know: the previously opened visas remain in my "asset" and will affect the opening of Schengen visas for me in the future already in a new passport, with a new surname? Or will the new passport be perceived by employees of embassies (in particular, German) as "clean"? Does it make sense to make a copy of the old passport with visa marks and present it along with the documents for a new visa? Thank you.
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you generally can not give your old passport. and with a new submission to the embassy of documents with a new passport, you also make copies from the old one.
+ marriage certificate
in any case, you will have to submit copies of old visas. the embassies do not particularly bother with checking tourists on the basis of past visas. look mostly photocopies of passports.
+ marriage certificate
in any case, you will have to submit copies of old visas. the embassies do not particularly bother with checking tourists on the basis of past visas. look mostly photocopies of passports.
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answered 14 years ago
...or don't change your last name, sorry for the unsolicited advice. There are much more inconveniences from the change than bonuses :) Yes, in fact, I can’t think of a single bonus.
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answered 14 years ago
Well, maybe my husband's last name is beautiful =) but I won't change it, mine is too rare and special =)
sorry we're off topic here
sorry we're off topic here
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answered 14 years ago
