why cant i get my social security card its redickulis?
150970
If you send the Social Security Adminstration a request in writing along with a notorized copy of your birth certificate (available at the local health department in the county where you were born), they will issue you new Social Security card. \n  Any US citizen can get a Social Security card. There may be some restrictions if you are or have served time for a felony conviction, but I am not sure.
1161506
You need to take your social security information to a social security office or apply for it on line and you will probably be able to get it. It will take a long time. Maybe 3 months, but you can get it.
1015115
maybe they where a victim of identity theft.  SSI will issue a new # but your always connected to the old one also.
953349
Look you need to go to your local social security administration and they will tell you the procedures that are required for name changes on social security.
866557
Your SS # should be on your license.  Just go to your local SS office and apply for another.   Take your license and birth certificate.
534403
i had the same problem, All you have to do is go to any court with your ss card and a picture i.d and they will ask you to pay a fee to get it. if you don't have a picture i.d or ss card available then your parents or legal guardians are the only other people who are allowed to get it.
585965
You have to fill up a form and apply for a different social security card. Bring with your your documents - such as proof of change of name (i.e. marriage certificate, legal name change), your old social security card, and any other requirements listed on the form. I believe you can print it off the internet. Go to www.socialsecurity.gov. You'll find more information there that you need to know for your application.\n\nGoodluck!
338559
It needs to be in the divorce decree.  Then go to the Social Security office and get a new card.
362381
To get best answer that question simply call or email Social Security and ask them. As calling can take a long time on hold, email will be faster.\n\nOnline email contact\nhttp://www.ssa.gov/feedback/index.htm\n\nSocial Security has a toll-free number that operates from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., Monday through Friday: 1-800-772-1213. If you have a touch-tone phone, recorded information and services are available 24 hours a day, including weekends and holidays. People who are deaf or hard of hearing may call our toll-free TTY number, 1-800-325-0778, between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. on Monday through Friday. Please have your Social Security number handy when you call us.
1006077
Do you mean fist and last name and no middle name? That's OK, but if you mean two cards with each a different name and the same number, call your social security office and try to work it out on the phone.
75815
If you are an American citizen, you just have to apply for it with proof of your citizenship. The link below has a form to fill out. Take it to your nearest Social Security Administration office.
696040
You need to replace your card for the new version of it.  You need to use Form I-90. The cost is $260 ($190 for the card, $70 biometric fees).  You may do it online.\n\nLet me ask you something: if you've been a permanent resident since 1984, why don't you apply for citizenship instead? Form N-400, costs $400 ($330 plus $70).
182781
Call your local SSA office.
476520
That's correct.  Social Security numbers, cards, names, etc. are under SSA.  Check on-line first, or try local ssa offices if you live near larger city.  The website will give you the information and documentation you need to change name.
575675
Most people have that number memorized.  He should contact the Social Security Administration and request for a duplicate of his Social Security Card.
940518
You can no longer access your SSN information online.
336030
go to social security office with birth certificate and another form of id, fill out application. They will mail you one in the mail, but if you need a printout just to show your number they can give you what they call a "numi".