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When you go to get her SSN do not apply for it in her married name. The name will not match. Do not even mention you got married. Some of the employees think if you got married the visa is invalid and will not process the application. Get her AOS filled in with her married name and when the EAD or GC comes in then go back to SS and get her name updated.

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Even if the birth certificate list a man who is not her father? Submitting documents with errors can bite her in the butt.

As I understand it, your biological father was never listed on your BC? Your 1st step father is listed on the BC? Then when you filled in the immigration forms you listed the man you call your dad as your father? If got this right then get the birth certificate fixed with either bio dads name or left blank if that is possible. If you cannot get your bio dad listed on your birth certificate you leave it blank and then you can leave that place blank on the immigration forms. Then you can write a note that in error you listed your step father as he was the one who raised you.

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Did you fill out your ROC with your maiden name and list the married name in other names used? The thing about going back to your maiden name is you can do just that. When you assume a married name you aren't really doing a name change. You are totally allowed to assume the married name or not. Getting a name change is done through the courts and those change the name on your birth certificate. Assuming a married name is just that assuming it. If you didn't change the name on your ROC forms to your maiden name, it would be easier to wait until you get an interview (if you get one) or N400, but here also don't ask for a legal name change just change your forms to your maiden name and add the previous last name to the proper spot for other names used.

Are you trying to have your father immigrate to the US or get a medical tourism visa?