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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Philippines
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My legal first name is hyphenated. My future employer cannot do a check on me cause it shows that my Social Security Number is invalid. I just found out today that my first name on SSA's system is not hyphenated. But my Social Security Card bears my correct 1st name, it is indeed hyphenated. Now I need to submit an application to change this error. I am so pissed. I don't know if I can just tell my future employer to try spelling my name with no hyphen.

I just noticed that my first name in all the documents and papers from the USCIS (my visa, EAD card and NOAs) is NOT hyphenated. I don't know if this would be a problem in my immigration status. My passport bears my correct first name. I went through Guam (my POE) Immigration perfectly fine.

I totally hate it when people screw up like this.

K3 Visa - To Texas from Philippines

01-xx-2007 - I-130 & I-129F Sent

01-30-2007 - I-130 NOA1 Received

02-12-2007 - I-129F NOA1 Received

02-21-2007 - I-129F NOA2 Received (Transfer Notice)

06-25-2007 - I-129F NOA3 Received (Approval Notice)

07-26-2007 - I-130 NOA2 Received (Approval Notice)

06-12-2007 - K3 Packet Received

07-23-2007 - Medical

08-06-2007 - Visa Interview

08-09-2007 - Visa and Mysterious Brown Envelope Pick Up

08-29-2007 - Finally Reunited

EAD (soooo bored!)

05-14-2008 - EAD Mailed at Vermont

05-19-2008 - EAD Received (Signed for by ASTANLEY)

05-29-2008 - Check Cashed

05-30-2008 - NOA1 Received

06-27-2008 - Card Production Ordered

06-30-2008 - Approval Notice Sent

07-03-2008 - EA Card Received

AOS

06-12-2008 - AOS Mailed at Chicago Lockbox (finally, paperwork ready and complete)

06-16-2008 - AOS Received (Signed for by JCHYBA)

06-24-2008 - NOA1 Received

06-25-2008 - Check Cashed

07-16-2008 - Biometrics Appointment

11-13-2008 - Interview

01-07-2009 - Second Appointment

01-07-2009 - Card Production Ordered

01-13-2009 - Welcome Letter Received

01-20-2009 - 10-YEAR PERMANENT RESIDENT CARD Received

Posted

I got a hyphenated legal surname, but all went well. I usually use the non-hyphenated version in most of my paperworks. In the USCIS or background check forms we fill-up, it usually gives you the option to write ALL the names you use.

NATURALIZATION

01-11-2014 N-400 Packet Sent

01-17-2014 Check cleared

01-24-2014 Received NOA dated 01/14 in the mail

02-20-2014 1st Service Request created for delayed biometric appointment letter

03-01-2014 Received 'yellow' letter in the mail

03-28-2014 2nd Service Request created since the 1st request had no response from the assigned Service Center

04-07-2014 Received biometric appointment letter in the mail

04-25-2014 At last, my biometric appointment!!!!

06-09-2014 Interview - recommended for approval!

07-17-2014 Oath Ceremoney USCIS-Orlando Office! I'm A United States Citizen

AOS AND EAD
02-13-2009 AOS Packet Sent
02-15-2009 Delivered to Chicago Lockbox
02-23-2009 Date of NOA1 (AOS & EAD)
02-25-2009 Check Cleared
02-27-2009 Received NOA1s (AOS and EAD) and Bio Appointment Letter in the mail!!
03-18-2009 Biometric Appointment
04-17-2009 EAD card production ordered!
04-27-2009 EAD card in received in mail
06-19-2009 Received interview appointment in the mail
08-19-2009 Interview Date APPROVED!
08-28-2009 Received 10-year GC in the mail

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Posted
My legal first name is hyphenated. My future employer cannot do a check on me cause it shows that my Social Security Number is invalid. I just found out today that my first name on SSA's system is not hyphenated. But my Social Security Card bears my correct 1st name, it is indeed hyphenated. Now I need to submit an application to change this error. I am so pissed. I don't know if I can just tell my future employer to try spelling my name with no hyphen.

If the name is hyphenated on your SSN card, it's not an error. The hyphen doesn't show on the SSN record, only on the card.

Tell the employer to call 1-800-772-6270.

 
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