Update Name on Social Security Card - Is it necessary?
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| Post date: 2025-02-18 06:26:03 |
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As an idiot teenager I used my shortened name when applying for Social Security (USA). Think "Bob" when birth name is Robert. This has not been a problem. But now I need to sign up for Medicare and I am concerned it might become a problem. I have a SS account. The account shows my name as Bob, and accurately reflects my work earnings. I am wondering if I will have to update my name in order to get Medicare? (I am eligible for Medicare in April). If so, how difficult will this be?
I have looked online and seen the process for submitting a name change request. It is pretty straightforward and simple enough. I am wondering if anyone has experience with this and can tell me what to expect in terms of how much time it will take to resolve? Or, do I not need to worry about it? I have called my local SS office, but wait times are unreal and with my job, I can't be on the phone. Trying to do this on a 15 minute break is impossible. I called again today but it's a federal holiday. Any advice, insight or suggestions would be very appreciated. |
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