To: Smokeyblue
It specifically points out, “If you are 12 or older and have never received a SSN, you must apply in person.” I wonder if that regulation was in effect in the mid 1970-s when the SS number was supposedly issued. I think not.
16 posted on
06/03/2010 11:55:02 AM PDT by
rolling_stone
(no more bailouts, the taxpayers are out of money!)
To: rolling_stone
Can a Fredom of Information request get a copy of the I09 form used when he became a federal employee?
To: rolling_stone
I got my SSN in the late 70’s, in Texas, and I had to apply in person. My step-dad had adopted me (and my sister), so we both needed one. I was born in 70, she was born in 72, and we both had to go in person to the SS office to get a card.
36 posted on
06/03/2010 1:33:07 PM PDT by
Ro_Thunder
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To: rolling_stone
I wonder if that regulation was in effect in the mid 1970-s when the SS number was supposedly issued. I think not.As I recall, it was true for me and I was born in 1962.
104 posted on
06/08/2010 12:22:26 AM PDT by
altair
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