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first you need to know what kind of business letter you're working on, there are few types of business letter, Enquiry, Complaint, Memorandum(memo), acknowledgment and etc. some of it uses different format, but MUST be formal letter, it depend on the firm that you will write the letter, if it a big one you better using full block format, or if it a not so big, you can just uses a simple formal letter, full block mean, no comma and push stop when you writing the the heading of the letter such as receiver add and sender add.

The only thing I would say you would have to get used to is the weather because Ohio weather is not good. But it's really not that bad. I think you would enjoy Cincinnati. It's a nice city (I don't live there but I know people that do and I have been there many times). Plus there are a lot of places you could travel in Ohio that are pretty fun. (Cedar Point, Cleveland, etc.)

When you change your name you do not get a new social security number and you are required to go to the Social Security Administration and have you data updated. It's free, it takes not that much time and it will avoid hassles. Just take your official name change documents to your local SSA office along with your current social security card, driver's license, etc. They will be able to help you.. . If employers look up your info and it doesn't match they think you are a) committing identity theft, b) an illegal alien writing down someone else's number or c) not smart enough to remember your ssn. You should get this updated asap, because telling prospective employers that you haven't taken the time to fix this just makes you look irresponsible.

You can change your name to whatever you want - whether you're married or not. All you have to do is file a petition for a name change with the courts. It is a tradition that when a woman gets married she takes on her husband's last name, but it's not a requirement - you don't have to change your name at all. Some women keep their own name, some hyphenate, some keep their maiden names as middle names and take on their husband's last name (which is what you're thinking of doing, sounds like). You need to check the specific rules of the name change in Canada, but the general answer is yes, you can change your name in any manner you want.

It's pretty easy, but you can always call the organizations you need to change it with and find out what ID you need...I've done it 3 times but it's been so long I can't remember what I needed...it's a pain in the tochis, just because you have to contact so many places (DMV, Social Security, credit cards, banks, employer, Passport, etc...)

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