(for men)are you or would you be close to your in-laws?

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Re: (for men)are you or would you be close to your in-laws?

@EDAL

However I would say most Muslim couples in the United States or Canada have the same last name, it just makes things easier for tax purposes, travel purposes, insurance forms, hospital visits, mail collection, bank accounts, etc…if you are traveling with one parent and the kids have a diff last name U.S border protection and immigration officers in other countries will make a big deal out of it. They will think you are not the parent and will hold you until they verify things.

Not true… we live in the US, my daughter was born here.

I have my husband’s first name as my last name and my daughter has the same last name while my husband has a different last name… we have never had issues with taxes, insurance, bank accounts, traveling, etc… I’ve traveled to Canada and Pakistan several times… with husband as well as with daughter only.
Quote facts, mate … hawai baatein mat karo.