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Can I Use My Married Name Before The Social Security Name Change? When you get married, many changes occur, including a shift in your legal name. This video will cover essential information about the process of changing your name with the Social Security Administration and the implications of using your married name before completing this update. We will clarify the importance of aligning your name across all federal and state records, especially for tax filings and identification documents.

Understanding the timing of your name change is vital to avoid potential issues with government systems that rely on your Social Security record for identity verification. We will discuss the risks associated with using your married name in official matters, such as tax returns and passport applications, and how mismatches can lead to delays or complications.

To ensure a smooth transition, we’ll provide guidance on how to update your Social Security record promptly after your legal name change. Once this step is complete, you can easily update your driver’s license, passport, and other official documents.

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