i   how       to aply for a duplicate social security card?
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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".
5631
to find out for sure try calling the 1-800 # they can answer most of your questions. or go to socialsecurity.org i think that's it. ask at the 800 number.. ssi and ssd are diffrent so make sure you make it clear to who ever you talk to....
212739
They should send you one every year.  If you need it right now than you will probably have to go to the local Social Security office and request it.
985477
depends on what kind of info you're looking for.  If it's your own number and you need a duplicate card or something, try www.ssa.gov or contact your nearest social security office.  If you're trying to get info about someone else's number, is illegal unless you have something like a power of attorney.\n\nIf you want to know whether someone has died, check the social security death index.  That is public information.
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Only in EXTREMELY rare circumstances can you have your social security number changed. Like being in the Witness Protection Program where you have to have your entire identity changed with the blessing of the government.\n\nOtherwise, you are stuck with what you have.
709031
I'm not sure...you can call 1-800-772-1213 to find out...that is social security's phone #. You can also go to www.socialsecurity.gov
368366
Contact Social Security directly by going to their website:  www.ssa.gov or:\n\n"Contacting Social Security\nFor more information and to find copies of our publications, visit our website at www.socialsecurity.gov or call toll-free 1-800-772-1213 (for the deaf or hard of hearing, call our TTY number, 1-800-325-0778). We can answer specific questions from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., Monday through Friday. We can provide information by automated phone service 24 hours a day."
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http://www.ssa.gov/ssnumber/
152351
Contact the consulate and get a new ID. Make sure they cancel the old one.
779723
Contact your local social security office who will direct you to a website and 800# to report possible identity theft/misuse of your social security number. They will advise you to report this to your credit agencies. Try ssa.gov first and see if you can resolve your issue there but if you are like me, I like to talk to a live person.  My purse was stolen about a year ago and just as a precaution, I went through this same process.  -Well, best of luck.
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I would call the social security office at 1800 772 1213 or on the web at www.ssa.gov/ let them know that you need a replacement SSA1099. you should be able to file your taxes without the form as long as you have the numbers off of it. If you do that make sure that they send you a copy and that you keep it with your records.
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Don't bother reporting it to the SSA.  They will think your card has been lost and send you another one.  Report it to your local or state Unemployment office.  They are the people really in charge of these kinds of problems  You can ask for an audit, and that should solve the problem.
906009
nope\nyou need to take your id card.ss# a medical card \nits a bugger to get it replaced, and if you have a birth certificate it would help
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www.ssa.gov  They should have the state of your residence. You will need to fill out a ss-5 form. It is downloadable and its free. You should not pay for anything to get your number and card. There should be a local office in your area.\n\nI just got one today for my new baby
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You should be able to get a duplicate from whomever issued it in the first place.
1015115
maybe they where a victim of identity theft.  SSI will issue a new # but your always connected to the old one also.
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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).