My question involves name change laws in the State of: Florida
Hello everyone,
Soon I will be changing my name after filing for the USA citizenship. Right now, my last name is my husband's last name but I want to go back to having my two Spanish last names (one from my dad and one from my mum) because it is part of my culture, because I want to preserve my heritage, because I want to have all my passports under the same name, and because is my identity. I was wondering if having two last names, space in between, no hyphen is according to the laws in Florida. The other day I asked my manager if she ever had an employee with two last names. I even had to explain to her the use of two last names drawing a family tree because she could not possibly understand how someone could have two last names. Finally, she told me that no matter what my social security card says, for the employer and everybody else I would be Ms. Second last name because in the USA my first last name will automatically come to be part of my middle name. I am confused...Is she right? I am not and will not be Ms. Second last name. My first and my second last names are equally important so I don't understand why this could not be respected and my father's last name would have to be part of my middle name in the USA... Any words of wisdom? Thank you in advance!

