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EAD with maiden name and SSA with married name

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Hi everyone! Is it ok to apply for work using my married name even if my EAD has my maiden name? I just did my biometrics appointment and I forgot to bring my marriage certificate so the ASC office did my fingerprinting with my maiden name. What should I do? Can I just bring my marriage certificate along? I haven't changed my SSA to my married name as well cause i'm actually waiting for my EAD with my married name but it turns out that it will have my maiden name too. But even so, can I still change it also? TIA for anyone who can answer. 

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