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Documents Social Security may accept to prove a legal name change include:Marriage document;Divorce decree;Certificate of Naturalization showing the new name; or.Court order approving the name change.
You'll need to fill out Form SS-5, the standard application for a Social Security card that you can download from the Social Security website. Mail the form or deliver it in person to your local Social Security office, along with original copies of documents proving your legal name change and your identity.
Social Security said my name and Social Security number do not match their records. What should I do? It's critical that your name and Social Security number, as shown on your Social Security card, match your employer's payroll records and your W-2 form.
If it does not match, ask your employee to provide you with the exact information as it is shown on the employee's Social Security card. If the information matches the employee's card, ask your employee to check with any local Social Security office to resolve the issue.
You can omit your parent's social security number if you're 18 years old or older. You can fill out the social security form using our name change kit.