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What questions you should ask before giving out your Social Security Number?
who are you.. and why u need it
Do you have to give your social security number in court?
There are many instances where giving your social security number is mandatory. However, if you were arrested or involved in some other crime and end up in court, you might have to give your social security to prove you are who you say you are, or for some other similar reason.
Why should you avoid giving out your Social Security number except when absolutely necessary?
Thieves can access your personal information from it.
Do you need your social security card with you to apply for a loan?
Yes. The business providing the car loan must run a credit check and that requires a social security number. While giving a retailer your social security number is optional, it isn't when trying to obtain credit.
Why is it a good idea to be careful about giving out your Social Security number?
It can be used to commit identity theft
What services does the equifax site offer?
Equifax offers you great things, beyond just giving you your credit rating. With Equifax you can see how different choices you make will affect your credit rating in the future.
Is it legal for my parents not to give me my social security card?
There is nothing 'illegal' about your parents not giving you your social security card. If you are a minor, your parents have the legal authority to make most all decisions concerning many areas. Why do you need your social security card? These cards serve no purpose, and cannot be used as a form of ID. Duplicate social security cards can be applied for at any social security office.
Is giving out personal info illegal?
I doubt it. However, it is obviously not a bright idea. Giving out personal info could lead to situations like stalkers, identity theft, etc. If someone has your name and social security number, you could be in big trouble. So, giving out personal info is not such a hot idea.
Can a runaway still go to school?
Honestly I don't exactly know. I just wanted to help you on the subject. I don't believe you can WITHOUT getting caught. Because you have to give the school your social security number. And if your parents were looking for you then they would be able to figure out where you are by searching for you in schools. Thus enabling them to find you due to you giving the school your Social Security Number. If that made any sense :).
Is Obama giving you a 1000 dollars to pay your bills?
No, he is not. This is an internet scam, and it is run by con artists trying to steal your personal information. Do not respond to it. The president is not giving money to you for your bills. But the scammers are eager to get you to answer, because then they will have your bank account number or your social security number. As I said, do not respond.
Do employers need a social security card from all employees?
Employers need social security cards to make sure you can work in the US. If the employer is caught having an employee who isn't a citizan than they can get into a lot of trouble. Social Security cards and Visas are a way to see that they are following the law. they need your SSN to make sure you are working legally & they also need ot for Identification for your income taxes Social Secuirty has a free Social Security Number Verification Service (SSNVS) which allows registered employers to quickly verify whether a person's name and SSN match Social Security's records. It saves you and the employee time. So employers do not actually need your card or a copy they can use this system free of charge to ensure your ability to work. For more information about SSNVS visit Employer W-2 Filing Instructions & Information. Learn more about the New Security Features of the Social Security Card.
Is a social security number needed for a power of attorney?
Yes. A Power of Attorney is a legal document. Both thePrincipaland Agent (stated in the Power of Attorney document) will need Social Security numbers. The "Principal" is the person giving legal permission for another person to act his/her behalf. This person is usually known as "Agent" or "Attorney-in-fact."
