Anonymous
Post 03/23/2024 10:59     Subject: Name change while onboarding
Take Monday off if you have to and finish changing your name everywhere. It will take a couple of months before you start at your new job. You should have new documents with your new name by then.
Anonymous
Post 03/23/2024 10:26     Subject: Name change while onboarding
Anonymous wrote:I got married recently and began the process to change to husbands last name. My social security card is updated but my other forms of ID have my maiden name. out of the blue I received an amazing job offer and have started on boarding. how do I handle the fact that I have two different last names on my documents? Will this create a problem for HR?


You need to tell HR you are in the process of changing your name and if necessary take a day to finish doing paperwork and such so things aren’t in limbo. I changed my name a year into my marriage - after the birth of my first child - right as I changed jobs.
Anonymous
Post 03/23/2024 10:09     Subject: Name change while onboarding
As HR or the person handling your onboarding.
Anonymous
Post 03/23/2024 09:24     Subject: Name change while onboarding
How quickly can you rum to the DMV and change your driver's license? You usually need license + SS card, or passport. Passport obviously takes longer, but DMV may be able to give you a provisional license, so I'd focus on that. Bring your marriage certificate for your first day too in case they're dubious.
Anonymous
Post 03/23/2024 09:22     Subject: Name change while onboarding
I got married recently and began the process to change to husbands last name. My social security card is updated but my other forms of ID have my maiden name. out of the blue I received an amazing job offer and have started on boarding. how do I handle the fact that I have two different last names on my documents? Will this create a problem for HR?