Can I use the standard 'Ms.' or, if I know they are married, use 'Mrs.'? What if they are married but the woman didn't change her last name? Is it still 'Mrs.' Mr. Joe Smith & Mrs. Betty Johnson?
dctead
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Good question... if they didnt change their name.. i'd think it would still be Ms... I was only going to use Mrs if she shares her husbands name..
MrsSx2
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Thats what I did!
AwaitingAugust
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good question ... i still wrote Mr. X and Mrs. Y ... nobody said anything so who knows if that's right or not
Lsorrent
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If they are married, it should be Mrs. Even if they didn't change their name, it should still be Mrs. I used Ms. only for single women over 18.
FutureMrsG
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Posted by Lsorrent
If they are married, it should be Mrs. Even if they didn't change their name, it should still be Mrs. I used Ms. only for single women over 18.
This is not true- If the woman did not change her name or she hyphenated it she is Ms.
Ok I've got 1 for ya. What if they are seperated from their husbands. Is it still Mrs? Or if they are divorced but still have their ex's last name. What then??
MrsSx2
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Ok I've got 1 for ya. What if they are seperated from their husbands. Is it still Mrs? Or if they are divorced but still have their ex's last name. What then??
I'd use a Ms. in this case.
Ms. is always the safe option!
stacey516
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Posted by MrsSx2
Posted by annnng
Ok I've got 1 for ya. What if they are seperated from their husbands. Is it still Mrs? Or if they are divorced but still have their ex's last name. What then??
