One is never obligated to fill in any information on a job application; an application is strictly voluntary. The company accepting the application may, however, have minimum requirements for processing the application (that is, they may not accept the application and place it for consideration if it is missing information they require for processing; in some cases that might be a valid phone number or SSN). Depending on your state, there may be different laws regarding the requirement of SSN's for accepting an applicant's form. Most states currently require a valid SSN for employment, however (i.e., you can't work unless you have a valid SSN), and the company would require the SSN be presented before any employment could begin.
If you are worried about identity theft (and everyone should be), most states have laws requiring employers to take reasonable precautions to protect personal information on all documents, including employment applications. (This doesn't mean that all companies do so; just that there is a requirement.) Consider, however, whether you would want to work for a company if you don't trust them to handle your personal information on an employment application.
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yes throughy your ssn If an employer can find it thru my ssn, how can I find it so I can properly fill out an application or my resume?
Citizenship does not affect marriage. If the license application was filled out truthfully, it is a legal marriage.
You are only entitled to possess one operator's license in any state. Your SSN must be declared on the license application, which prohibits the issuance of another license unless you have multiple SSN's, which is also illegal.
how can I get SSN print out
Uh, Yea! Especially if they run a credit check, your social will not match. Red flag!
You do not need an SSN to search for records.
You can request a credit report using other forms of identification, such as a passport or driver's license, by contacting the credit reporting agencies directly. You may also be able to verify your identity using alternative methods if you do not have a social security number.
yes it does matter what address you put on a job application, the address you put on a job application is supposed to be where you reside, no where else.
yes he studied in ssn