Using your new name, fill out an application for a new social security card, found here: http://www.socialsecurity.gov/online/ss-5.pdf  You'll need to provide evidence of age with your form. This can include a copy of your birth certificate, adoption papers, or other religious documentation. You'll need to provide evidence of your identity. Use your new driver's license, passport, or non-driver identity card. If you haven't gotten these documents changed yet, you can provide evidence of your recent name change as proof of your identity, including the court-order from your hearing. Bring the completed form and the necessary proof of your identity and age and prepare to make your case to an officer. The social security office will offer you a new number if you satisfy one or more of the following criteria:  You've been the victim of domestic abuse, harassment, or your life has been endangered in some other way. Sequential digits in the SSN of different members of the same family is causing confusion. More than one person has been assigned the same number. You have a religious or cultural objection to the sequence or digits. You've been the victim of identity theft and the use of the number continues to endanger you. If you're the victim of abuse and want to change your name to evade your abuser, tell your local law enforcement agency that your life will be in danger unless you are given a new identity. Law enforcement agencies can provide you with the documented evidence you need to take to the Social Security Administration to change your SSN.
قم بملء استمارة الحصول على بطاقة الضمان الاجتماعي. اذهب إلى مكتب الضمان الاجتماعي المحلى. تواصَل مع قوات تطبيق القانون.