Nebraska father in limbo after daughter’s name incorrectly listed as 'Unakite Thirteen Hotel'

I can only imagine the bureaucratic nightmare of fixing this. When my wife and I got married, she took my last name, and when she went to SS to change it, somehow they managed to change her birth-date in the system, as well. I think the antiquated system they were using at the time required the operator to re-type all her information and submit the new record to a DB. Anyway, we didn't find out until the following year when we tried to file our taxes and it was rejected because her birth-date didn't match the file. It took 2 months to get it fixed, and that was just a date that someone had fat-fingered.

"Una" is a cute name. They should keep it.

I'm surprised they haven't tried to deport her as "not a citizen".

I'm writing that as a joke, but it's unbelievable how it isn't as much of a joke as it should be.