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Applying for US passport when ID is still under maiden name

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Hi everyone. I finally became a citizen 2 weeks ago and also changed my name. Based on what I found on the official websites, I decided to first update my social security card (I have to wait 7-14 days to get it) and then go change my ID and only then I will be able to apply for a US passport. Is this accurate? 

 

Can I just apply for a US passport using my naturalization certificate and my ID that is still under my maiden name? I assumed the ID has to have the name changed as well, but just want to make sure so I don't waste any time waiting. 

 

 

Thank you!

 
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