In what situation we use Previous Last Name?

"Previous Last Name" refers to a person's family name or nickname before it was changed, usually because of marriage, divorce, a formal name change, or something else that happened. It is part of a person's personal identification information and is often written down for legal and administrative reasons.

Here are some important things to think about when looking at a person's old last name:

Marriage: In many cultures and regions, it is customary for a person (usually a woman) to change their last name upon marriage. The last name before marriage is often referred to as the "maiden name" or "birth name," and it becomes the "previous last name" after marriage.

Divorce: If someone changes their last name after a divorce, their former last name becomes their "previous last name." This change can occur for various reasons, including reverting to a pre-marriage name or adopting a completely new name.

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