My fiancé, who is from Mexico, has two last names. One from his fathers side and one from his mothers side, so smith-John (obviously not his real last names). He does not have a relationship with his father but is very close with his mother. He said if I took both last names it would be as though he married his cousin or sister. I personally have no preference as to taking one or both last names, but legally what is allowed? He uses both for all of his accounts and documents but, if I just use the first part of his last names would that cause issues?
I just want to make sure that when we travel, do taxes, and/or have a family that it won’t cause confusion.
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