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Sorry but the name on your social security card is supposed to be the same as that shown on your birth certificate. The only way you can get it changed would be to contact probate court for a legal name change.. . It is not uncommon for people to use their middle name instead of their first. Let's say that your name is David Steven Brown and you go by Steven. A proper way of signing your name would be "D. Steven Brown" and social security would accept your changing the name on your card that way without a legal name change to do it (and if the account number clerk won't do it then ask to speak to a supervisor - after all it IS your name). You should have documents showing the name both ways. Regardless of the fact that your parents switched the names around it isn't legal. D. Steven Brown is what your parents SHOULD have done if they didn't want to go through the hassle of having it changed legally.. . Whatever you do it should be consistent. And it DOES matter how it is shown on your social security card. IRS won't issue refunds to people whose names on their tax returns don't agree with their names on their social security cards and plenty of employers will insist upon using the name as shown on the social security card as well.

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