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Does it cost money to change the name after you get married?

Also a lady was talking at work and she was married last year and never changed her name on her social security card. Would she have to pay to have her name changed for her card? Thanks everybody.

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11-08-2011 Date on text messages but did not receive until 11-22-2011

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12-20-2012 Pui returns from Thailand.

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It was free when I changed mine.

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If time=money, then it can cost a significant amount. We waited over six hours cumulative in the SS office to complete approximately 20 minutes of business i.e. apply for SS # and change name.

However, there is no filing fee to change names.

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If time=money, then it can cost a significant amount. We waited over six hours cumulative in the SS office to complete approximately 20 minutes of business i.e. apply for SS # and change name.

However, there is no filing fee to change names.

Did it yesterday and I was in the office for all of 10 minutes. No cost.

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