What do you do if your Social Security card is stolen?
371984
contact social security.
604443
Fake documents.   For all the talk about illegal immigration, the government doesn't do much about stolen/fake social security numbers.  I once worked a job that required SSNs for registration.   We once tied the same social security number to a dozen people, all but one of whom had a hispanic name.   They have very good forgeries of SSN cards, and probably can get good forgeries of other necessary docs for a drivers license.
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.
673405
If you have an AT&T universal credit card, call your customer service representative and find out the details.  if the information is incorrect, you can contest it.  If you DON'T have the card, someone has stolen your identity - contact customer service, credit agencies, and the police.
440828
I would visit a local SS office and bring some good ID like a picture driver's license.\n\nA web site would be an easy way for potential fraud.
182781
Call your local SSA office.
82050
Nothing, it is lost!\nDon't worry though!!!!!!\n\nIt will probably be deleted.\n\nMost people out there are very nice and will disregard.  Try sending another e-mail stating what happend.\nIf you get a loser, then contact a credit service like Equifax.\n\nMake sure to monitor for a short time.\n\nMost ID theft happends as soon as the info is collected due to expiring information.
742041
you can call the social security office and they will send it to you or you can go to the nearest office and pick it up.
979863
get another one and hope no one shady finds the old one.\n\nhttp://www.ssa.gov/ssnumber
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.
238735
Bring your ID, social security card and birth certificate to the Social Security Office nearest you and file for your money.
1069245
Basically they can have your identity, especially financially. \nSome examples of what they can do : \n\n1. Take out a loan in your name (especially online) \n2.  Open a credit card in your name \n3.  Get a job in your name ( increasingly used by illegal immigrants)\n4.  Access your already existing accounts and records \n\nSo it's really important to be careful and not let anyone have your social security number.  A good precaution is not to keep your social security card in your purse.  This is because, if your purse is stolen not only do they have your SS number but also your ID and any other information they would need to commit identity theft. \nIf someone already has your social security number, act as quickly as possible.   Contact the government for help and also order a credit report to see if any accounts have been opened.   Free credits are available for US citizens 3 times per year.   This can be done online. \n\nIf someone ever does obtain your social security number, this is a great site for help: \nhttp://www.usdoj.gov/criminal/fraud/idtheft.html#What%20Can%20I%20Do%20About%20Identity%20Theft
77415
The only way would be to duplicate the card, either from the card itself or from bank records.  Someone working in a store may have a card reader/duplicator and run it thru their own machine when they charge a purchase.  Most people use a simple PIN that can be guessed, or write it down, often on the card!\n\nAnother trick is to call in a lost card report, then steal the card out of the mailbox when it arrives.
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
295548
GET YOUR BIRTH CERTIFICATE,THEN CONTACT THE SS ADMINISTRATION
32156
1. you should immediately call up the issuer bank and ask them to block the card. \n\nYou are normally insured against fraud, and this would be avaialble only if you informed the bank.\n\n2. Go to the police and get an FIR. \n\n3. Try thinking of the place where you might have left it.
366302
Are you married to the deadbeat? My ex husband was in the military and I recieved a card (pass) to shop on base that had his social security number on it. I kept it after we divorced just in case I needed it in the future..Sure enough he tried to run away from his responsibilities of paying child support. I took his social security with me to the Department Of Human Resources and they helped me collect child support from him.That has been many years ago. Things may have changed since then.