For my honeymoon i am going to Cabo san lucas, i know i need a passport but what last name do i use?

Answer 1

My wife and I went to Cabo for our honeymoon... and several times since. You can use your married name, just make sure to bring a copy of your marriage license with you... it has to have the embossed seal to be legal. Have fun.

Cabo Wabo, El Squid Roe, The Office... ahh!

(Honey? Where are our passports?) LOL

Have fun!

Answer 2

I know Canadians and U.S. citizens use only their last name for this kind of documents along with their first and middle name (usually one letter).
i.e if your name is: John B. Harrison Jones
for documents you use: John Bernard Harrison

If you come to Mexico, you are what you're passport says who you are. Try to match for better results your passport, driver license (if used here) and credit card. Sometimes in hotels, stores and restaurants they can ask for an ID so try to match them as closely, but this is just an over caution thing. Many US friends come and they do OK with these kind of issues.
Good travel!

I hope this helps, otherwise specify a little more.

Answer 3

use the name you applied under for your passport - the name does not change until the ceremony is complete and you are introduced as mr & mrs. most newly weds carry the marriage license with them while travelling. maybe this will help when you come back.

U.S. Passport Re-Application Form: DS-5504

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