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This document provides information about obtaining and protecting your Social Security Number (SSN). It can be obtained at birth when applying for a birth certificate or by proving identity if not obtained at birth. An SSN is needed for employment, government services, financial institutions, and more. Your SSN should be kept confidential and only shared when legally required. Be wary of unsolicited requests for your SSN and ask how it will be used, what happens if you refuse, and the legal basis for the request.
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- 2. You Need a Social Security Number so you can… Get a Job Collect Social Security Receive other government services Renting a home, Banks, Utilities, and Credit Cards also will ask for your social security number (usually)
- 3. Ways to Get a Social Security Number When a baby is born you can apply for the social security number at the same time as applying for the birth certificate. If you don’t get this done at birth – you have to prove your child’s age, identity and U.S. citizenship status, as well as proof of your identity. Anyone age 12 or older requesting an original Social Security number card must appear for an interview at a Social Security office, even if a parent or guardian will sign the application on the child’s behalf.
- 4. You will need a new Social Security Card IF your name LEGALLY changes… But why would my name ever change?? Marriage, Divorce, Court Order, or other reason
- 5. I lost my card! Complete an Application For A Social Security Card (Form SS-5 (have to prove you are legally here in the U.S. and your identity) Replacement cards are free – you can get 3 per year! You can get 10 replacement cards in a lifetime.
- 6. Protect your Social Security Number! This number should be CONFIDENTIAL – it is a secret you shouldn’t share with anyone. Do not carry it in your purse or wallet or pocket Keep it in a safe place – like a safe deposit box or a fire proof locked box in your house.
- 7. If someone wants your Social Security Number? Ask them the following… Why your number is needed; How your number will be used; What happens if you refuse; and What law requires you to give your number? Think carefully about how they answer these questions and then decide if you want to give them your number.