i lost a paper where i have my social security anumber and my name what can i do?Do you think is enough for ge
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You're trying to get fake papers....\n\nYou lost your name???\n\nGo to the Post Office. Talk to the Post Master. They'll point you in the correct direction. You can get a new one. You just need to establish proof of your idenity and it's a period of waiting for the actual card.\n\nThe Military can verify also with a simple call. It took me two minutes.\n\nAli A. Akbar\naliunt @ yahoo.com
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Go to your local Social Security office.  If you have NEVER had a social security  number, you can reieve one right away; if however you've had one before but lost the card it can take 2 to 4 weeks to get it back.
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Try the social security office
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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.
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You can download a free form from\nhttp://www.ssa.gov/online/ss-5.html\n\nDo not use third party services that offer this service as you run a risk of identity theft.
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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
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file another one, where is the copy you originally had, you have to keep up with this type of information.....
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Call the SS office and ask to speak with  a supervisor or someone in charge of the office. If that doesn't produce the check contact your State governor
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contact the social security administration
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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.
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Your SS # should be on your license.  Just go to your local SS office and apply for another.   Take your license and birth certificate.
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The Social Security Administration can answer you. They should already have a record of you employment
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Try contacting the Social Security office in your city to see if they can check your records for any marriages that might have taken place since you lost your wallet.  If the person assumed your identity using the social security number on your card and birth certificate, and then used it to get married - the Social Security office would have the marriage on record.  They might have to order information like that and it could take a few weeks, but go soon so that you can make sure everything is ready for your own, real wedding.  Here's the Social Security website, just put in your zip code to find the nearest office and get those records checked:\nhttps://s044a90.ssa.gov/apps6z/FOLO/fo001.jsp
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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.
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please go along to social security office, they will help you with all the forms
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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.
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Check with the Social Security Administration.