do you need to require a social security number when hiring a tutor?
398852
Depends on how the person is being hired.  Technically in the United States the answer is "yes" for any position.  On a more practical level, however, the answer is no if the person is being hired privately.  People in politics have gotten in trouble for hiring maids/nannies without a SSN, but unless you have political asperations it is likely that that a person would not be asked for a SSN, or need to ask for one, if they are hiring a tutor for their indvidual son or daughter.  Now if a person is opening a business, or is being hired by a tutoring business, then the chances of getting caught go up considerably and a SSN would be required.
705224
Usually a tutor or  employer someone who has direct contact with you and can make you look good. \n\nIf you contact a past tutor they usually do it for you
939207
For a prepaid card you dont need a SSN-- its like a gift card. For a 'secured' card that would be reported on your credit report, you need an SSN.
173518
You should treat your Social Security number as confidential information and avoid giving it out unnecessarily. You should keep your Social Security card in a safe place with your other important papers. Do not carry it with you unless you need to show it to an employer or service provider. \n\nYou should be very careful about sharing your number and card to protect against misuse of your number. Giving your number is voluntary even when you are asked for the number directly. If requested, you should ask: \nWhy your number is needed; \nHow your number will be used; \nWhat happens if you refuse; and \nWhat law requires you to give your number.
629712
Go on down to the social security office in your area and tell them you don't have your social security card. Chances are your parent's lost it.\nThey can look up your number and issue a duplicate.\n\nIf you don't have a social security number at all, and with the government--it is easy for someone to fall through the cracks, explain your situation and they will issue you one.Don't forget to take your birth certificate and probably you will need to take a parent with you.\n\nYou need to take driver's education in school or you can go down to the Driver's License office and ask for a Driver's Handbook. Study it, and take the test when you are eligible\n\n* I agree....everyone needs to cool it, this is a kid you're ragging on ----assumptions are being made \nand you know what they say about making assumptons?????
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.
593632
Take proved that you are who you are to the Social Security Office and tell them what is going on with your number. They issue only one number per person when you first apply. The other one is a phony number. The best type of proof is a birth certificate.
411425
u need thier info like; name, address, social security etc.
1102573
None. You need ID to open an account.\n\nAnd now, most banks require two forms of identification, not including your SS card or birth certificate.
786626
Go to www.socialsecurity.gov.  It's #1 on the Yahoo search results page.  In the search box at the head of the Social Security Administration page, choose "social security number and card".  You will get a list of questions.  Go to page 2, question 22.  The details are there.  \nThe gist of it is that you will have to wait until there is actual use of your SSN by another before they will issue you a new one, but I would advise you to read it for yourself.
564545
NO!  Why would they need them.  You probably have to provide them with a report on the money in questions but, NOT an account number.  Why would they need that?  They wouldn't have any access to the account if their name isn't on it.  Sounds fishy to me -
579946
Go to your school's admissions office and inquire about international students getting the SSN. It is possible to get one, regardless of the first incorrect answer.\n\nYou have to be employed to get the SSN, because you'll have to pay taxes. Originally, the SSN was assigned solely for that (though it has been too widely used for identification purposes). The SSN is a tax payer ID. If you have on-campus student employment, this might qualify for you to get one. It might be temporrary, I'm not sure.\nContact the US State Department or the IRS if your school doesn't have the answers.\n\nA STUDENT w/ STUDENT VISA ***CAN***GET A SSN... SINCE YOU KEEP GETTING WRONG ANSWERS, I'VE POSTED IT DOWN HERE:\n\nA social security number is required to work in the United States. In order for an F-1 student to receive a social security number, the student must\n\nBe in F-1 status \nRegister full-time for classes \nObtain a written employment offer (new regulation as of 10/12/04) \nRequest a letter from International Student Services to apply for a Social Security card Once the letter is prepared, the student should go in person to the local Social Security office to apply for a Social Security card. Remember to bring your I-20, passport, visa, I-94 card and letters. The Social Security Office will send your Social Security card via mail in about 2-4 weeks. \n\ndang it!!!!!!! I wish people research before they answer questions!
159985
SS# are obviously not required if the respondent is not a US citizen, since you can't have one. It is unclear whether or not you have to supply another sort of identifying number, but I would ask a lawyer about that.
934093
No, you can use your ssn# just as good as a ITIN as a taxpayer ID number.  In a way they are all tied together. You will have to buy a business license if you get a ITIN. So it will save you money to just report it as extra income on your 1040 form.
131891
there is no chance they need ss# and A...# sorry try I-485 www.uscis.gov it might help
306046
I work at a bank. I know that you CAN open a bank account without ssn (you just have to sign W-8 form which they ll provide to you). However, without a social security number you are not eligible for a credit product (such as credit cards, loans etc). HOwever, you can get a debit card with your checking account and spend the money you have in your account with it everywhere in the world accepts Visa, MAster Card (Assuming your debit card will be one of them).\n\nGood luck.
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".