Looking to cash a ssa check w/out id in daytona beach w/out ID?
409941
I would try to get a new id first.  You will probably need it for more things than just trying to cash a check.  But call the banks and see what they will take as id for you in order to  cash it.
153028
try cash call, or 1-800-bar-none
1021477
Go to this site and sign up, it is free, I get a check every month. No joke.\n\nhttp://www.surfjunky.com/?r=james950
469117
You could try egg.co.uk or other internet banking sites - they  often don't require the same type of ID that high street banks require.\n\nAlternatively, you'll need to go into a bank and ask them this, because they may have certain ways around it. However, from my experience, unless you have exactly the right ID, then they're not interested, more's the pity.
595297
w/ proper i.d/i.d's, they will cash the check for you.  Most of the time, they will charge $5.
1057730
Mate, be warned. Don't let them in. Here, read this and follow the link to find many more on this scam:\n\nOn January 28th 2006, there was a young lady selling magazine subscriptions. I've always been leary about sales people at your door, I said I wasn't interested, but she persisted and I gave in. I ordered Dirt Rider Magazine for my boyfriend as a gift. I made out a check to SSA for 34.00 supposedly for that magazine and for a years subscription. He began getting Good Housekeeping Magazine at the end of April 2006. He has still be getting this magazine, but most are delivered ripped up, pages missing, and skipping dates and months. \n\nI went online to see if I could find a phone number for this company to ask what is going on, and I found this website while searching for SSA. Has anyone got in touch with these people? Any money back? Next time I will go with my instincts and not order anything from anyone at my door. I have moved from the neighborhood that they scoured and made money off of, and now I live in a place where they or anyone selling anything can't enter and if they do, the police are called and they are given a treaspass order and if they come back they are arrested. And it has actually already happened with two men trying to get into people's homes supposedly trying to clean carpets and when told I'm going to call the cops, they would high tail it out of here, but were finally caught.\n\nTricia\nWinter Garden, Florida\nU.S.A.\n\n\nhttp://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/ripoff195667.htm
914914
As a friend who is still living in Saudi to go to the GOSI Directorate, give them your name. They will come up with the number and a check may be mailed to you.
42279
You can search the SSA website, or use yahoo local.
1140276
go to the bank with two different forms of ID ... and ask!\n\nif you need anything else, they will tell you.\n\n:)
1163165
yeah, pay them and they'll give you a valid id and pw.\nthere are sites out there with passwords, but you're not likely to find help with that here since it's illegal.
324508
nope. you can only protect against it by not letting the wrong person get hold of your ssn. That's almost impossible now, by the way, with computer hacker technology, various businesses who have that info selling it, and the less high minded of the general public catching on to the possibilities of what can be done with that info.  I personally had my ssn (and photo) stolen when I renewed my driver's license.  Forgers produced a drivers license, pay stubs, various impt. papers, which were all fakes. They used this info to attempt to take out bank loans in my name.  Fortunately, a couple of employees at that particular BMV were already being watched by the FBI, and also, I was blessed by a very sharp loan officer.  I was notified by bank officials that this had happened and that arrests would be made that day when the thief showed up at the banks (2 of them) to sign final loan papers and pick up the money. I was lucky.  Best advice: check your credit reports if something doesn't look right. Also, through the credit report companies, you can request to have purchases over certain amounts or requiring credit, to be "must calls"--that is, you personally must give express acknowledgment that you are making this purchase or requesting credit.  It's a safeguard.  But gosh watch out, the scams nowadays are unbelievable.
620836
I know what you mean but there are a couple of legit sites that will let you mail them a money order and send you the information by mail. Or find someone with a card who can help you out. Or go to your states Social security office or something like that. Nothing that says free really is these days. Watch out for reunion .com straight rip off site.   Good Luck
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http://www.695online.com/index.htm\n\n5 seconds searching Yahoo! Yellow Pages for Daytona Beach. \n\nYou can do it!!!
277355
no where, amigo. You have to have an ID to verify that it is your check, and not stolen. If a places cashes a check without an ID and it proves to be not that person, they can be held liable, so everyone is going to ID.
613295
You can take care of it online or with a call to a 1-800\nnumber.  See the following site:\n\nhttp://ssa-custhelp.ssa.gov/cgi-bin/ssa.cfg/php/enduser/std_adp.php?p_faqid=219
874881
I'm assuming that you are just looking for your local office. On the SSA's website, they have a site locator by zip code. I'd need more info to find out your zip code (when did USPS's website get so picky any way?), so I'm just going to give you the link. I hope this helps.
936159
I may be wrong, but I believe you will have to visit the nearest SSA Office near you and personally make your claim due to eligibility and Identity verification requirements.  \n\nYou can visit www.ssa.gov for general information and access your account once you have met the requirements.