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What's next? Wife's SS card was in her maiden name, no problems with the SS nor the USCIS in changing to her married name. She didn't even have to, could have kept her maiden name, many married women do that in this country.

Her account is in her maiden name, had to file a new W-9 with this bank and would be perfectly legal either to use her maiden or married name, SS number is still the same, IRS doesn't care. This is for taxes, but this crazy bank only pays 0.01% interest so talking about next to nothing. They don't have a secure email address, don't want this proof sent by regular mail, only FAX, even forgot I still have a FAX machine.

Now they are saying the only way we can do this is in person, never had any problem on this issue with my four other US banks. The only problem we have with this is, this bank is 1,461 miles away?

Is this bank being hard headed? Anyone else have this problem with banks?

 
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