I previously registered to be notified on upcoming auctions. I was told that the above parcel was going to be auctioned this month. I wanted to confirm if this property was being auctioned and if so I would like the opportunity to bid at the auction and would like to further register. Thank you G. Thomas Ennis Vacant land along the southeast corner of 5th Street E and Ave H-8 want to know if is possible to buy from the ladpw. please inform me if it's or not possible to buy at this time.

There is no provision on an Alaska marriage license to specify your married name on your marriage certificate. If you want to change your name after marriage, request a certified copy of your marriage certificate from the Bureau of Vital Statistics. The certificate can be used as proof of your name change and is accepted by the DMV, Social Security Administration, banking institutions, insurance, retirement plans, and other organizations.

The documents needed for new spouses to be enrolled in DEERS are a Birth Certificate or Valid Passport, Social Security Card, and Marriage License. If the Social Security Card is not available, and temporary number can be issued for 90 days. Sponsors are encouraged to contact the Social Security Administration or 1-800-772-1213 to request a duplicate Social Security Card.

To add a spouse to the health/dental and life insurance plan, you must complete the necessary enrollment/change form within 30 days of marriage. The coverage will be effective the date of marriage. To add your spouse or change beneficiaries on life insurance and/or retirements, contact the Human Resources Office. No, you do not have to wait until the adoption is complete. Children pending adoption may be added when a petition for adoption is filed or when the final court order has been issued.

Provide a copy of your marriage certificate identified with your GMAC Account Number or VIN via e-mail to: gmac.csc@gmac.ca or fax it to: 1-800-673-1227

Why should I have? (And in Korean, more properly it's my family name, which comes first.) I like Lee just fine, and the Korean custom is for the female to keep her own name. Deal with it. We do.

In order to change the name of the student in the University documents, notify in the Govt. Gazette and apply in the prescribed form with a copy of the Gazette notification.

If you have received your new license through IDFPR with your married name on it, please fax to the Association at 630-324-8402 or you may fax a copy of your marriage license to the Association. I love this board! As an owner/broker, I have any number of questions that need to be answered from time to time.

The IRS requires that we use the name per the employee's Social Security records. Therefore, the only valid documentation that we will accept for proof of a name change for payroll purposes is the Social Security card.

To change your name for mailing purposes only, write or email our office with the requested change. Be sure to include your student ID number or UTEID. This name change is not official and will not change your name on your academic records. You must contact the Registrar's office (512-475-7644) if you wish to make an official name change on your academic records.

Endorse the certificate on the reverse side exactly as your name appears on the front of the certificate and add, "now by marriage," followed by your married name. (A stock power may be used.) Provide issuance instructions including the name as it should appear on the new certificate, along with address and taxpayer identification number. Forward the certificate to Wells Fargo Shareowner Services via registered mail, insured for 2% of the market value.

First, we extend our congratulations to you! Secondly, please contact a priest at St. Jude, of your choice, as soon as possible. He will discuss with you the options for the six month preparation period.

Name changes should be directed to the Office of the Registrar and will only be recorded when there is sufficient evidence supporting the name change. Students must provide one of the following showing the changed name: (1) Marriage license, (2) Court order, or (3) Driver's license plus one of the following: social security card, credit card, or blank check showing name and address.

Alaska State Statutes prohibits us from adding, removing and/or changing names unless we receive a recorded deed. You may wish to consult an attorney or hire the title company to assist you with the changes you wish to make on the deed. Once the changes are made, the deed must be recorded. The individual recording district will send us a copy automatically and we will then change our records.

Unfortunately, federal regulations forbid you from updating your marital status during the award year. (We believe this is unfair and invite you to contact your Congressional representative about having the U.S. Department of Education change their regulations.)

You do not need to change the deed unless you want to change your tenancy. If you and your fiancé owned the property as tenants in common, you may want to change to tenants by the entirety after the marriage. If you do not need to change tenancy, you will need to refer to both names in any future documents you may record at the Registry, i.e. “YOUR NEW NAME, formerly known as “YOUR OLD NAME.”

You must obtain a marriage license. The license is valid for 60 days. No appointment is necessary when applying for a marriage license, but we do ask that you be in our office no later than 4:00 p.m. The cost of the marriage license is $50.00. A religious officiate or a magistrate may perform the ceremony. For more information, please refer to this web site at Marriages or call our office at 336.219.2540. Marriages are performed in the Magistrate's Office by a Magistrate. The fee is $20.00.

You will need to complete DS-5504, U.S. Passport Re-Application Form , within one year of the issuance date of your current valid passport and submit along with the following: Certified documentation of your name change (e.g.

If you have your health insurance premiums taken out of your paycheck before taxes, you may ONLY make changes to your coverage when you have a Qualifying Life Event. If you elect to pay your health insurance premiums on an after tax basis you may terminate a dependent or your full coverage at any time during the calendar year. You may NOT add dependents without a Qualifying Life Event regardless of your pre-tax/after-tax premium coverage level.