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To Whom This May Concern,

In response to your inquiry regarding why my name is listed as Audrey Tetreau on the OurCU account, I have attached my marriage certificate.

My name is still legally Audrey Englehart, however they changed my name to Audrey Tetreau on the account when I added John Tetreau to it.

Please let me know if there is anything else you need to prove this.

Thank you,

Audrey Englehart (Tetreau)

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