Is social security numbers generated based on the State you were born(Live), your Race or what?
827514
The 1st three numbers are state identifiers, the other numbers mean something too but i forget what, you can look it up online tho.
222868
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.
936851
sim number? for a cell phone?\n\nI hope you don't mean SSN.\nDon't give anyone your social security number unless its your employer
940910
Is all this information about you? If it is that's not to smart listing your ssn on a questions website where someone could steal your info. I would rethink having this question on here.
607235
No. They will verify your identity and check your license status in the state you came from.
724966
The city or county where you were born maintains a birth registry.  You must contact them for a copy of your birth cirtificate with their proper seal.  They do it all the time and can tell you (by phone?) what their procedure and fee are.  A notary public could only identify you (from a driver's license?) and notarize your statement that your copy is authentic and that likely would not be accepted for most purposes.  If you live far away from where you were born, visit your present city or county clerk for advice on how to request a copy of your birth certificate, for example by mail.
394971
Yes because they go by your social security number..K
1141399
It used to represent the state of birth, but it no longer does. The first three (3) digits of a person's social security number are determined by the ZIP Code of the mailing address shown on the application for a social security number. (which may not be their home state bear in mind - for example I was born in Maryland but you wouldnt know that by this listing, which makes sense since I doubt they got around to submitting for my card from there). The state translation is as follows (or,  was at least at some point as follows, I make no claims as to its accuracy):\n\n001-003 \nNew Hampshire\n\n004-007 \nMaine\n\n008-009 \nVermont\n\n010-034 \nMassachusetts\n\n035-039 \nRhode Island\n\n040-049 \nConnecticut\n\n050-134 \nNew York\n\n135-158 \nNew Jersey\n\n159-211 \nPennsylvania\n\n212-220 \nMaryland\n\n221-222 \nDelaware\n\n223-231 \nVirginia\n\n691-699\n\n232-236 \nWest Virginia\n\n232 \nNorth Carolina\n\n237-246\n\n681-690\n\n247-251 \nSouth Carolina\n\n654-658\n\n252-260 \nGeorgia\n\n667-675\n\n261-267 \nFlorida\n\n589-595\n\n766-772\n\n268-302 \nOhio\n\n303-317 \nIndiana\n\n318-361 \nIllinois\n\n362-386 \nMichigan\n\n387-399 \nWisconsin\n\n400-407 \nKentucky\n\n408-415 \nTennessee\n\n756-763\n\n416-424 \nAlabama\n\n425-428 \nMississippi\n\n587\n\n588*\n\n752-755*\n\n429-432 \nArkansas\n\n676-679\n\n433-439 \nLouisiana\n\n659-665\n\n440-448 \nOklahoma\n\n449-467 \nTexas\n\n627-645\n\n468-477 \nMinnesota\n\n478-485 \nIowa\n\n486-500 \nMissouri\n\n501-502 \nNorth Dakota\n\n503-504 \nSouth Dakota\n\n505-508 \nNebraska\n\n509-515 \nKansas\n\n516-517 \nMontana\n\n518-519 \nIdaho\n\n520 \nWyoming\n\n521-524 \nColorado\n\n650-653\n\n525,585 \nNew Mexico\n\n648-649\n\n526-527 \nArizona\n\n600-601\n\n764-765\n\n528-529 \nUtah\n\n646-647\n\n530 \nNevada\n\n680\n\n531-539 \nWashington\n\n540-544 \nOregon\n\n545-573 \nCalifornia\n\n602-626\n\n574 \nAlaska\n\n575-576 \nHawaii\n\n750\n\n751\n\n577-579 \nDistrict of Columbia\n\n580 \nVirgin Islands\n\n580-584 \nPuerto Rico\n\n596-599\n\n586 \nGuam\n\n586 \nAmerican Samoa\n\n586 \nPhilippine Islands\n\n700-728 \n\n\nRailroad Board**\n729-733 Enumeration at Entry\n\nNOTE: The same area, when shown more than once, means that certain numbers have been transferred from one State to another, or that an area has been divided for use among certain geographic locations.\nAny number beginning with 000 will NEVER be a valid SSN.\nThe information in our records about an individual is confidential by law and cannot be disclosed except in certain very restricted cases permitted by regulations.\n\n* = New areas allocated, but not yet issued\n\n** 700-728 Issuance of these numbers to railroad employees was discontinued July 1, 1963.\n\nall info (i.e. the numeric listing and rules) beyond my personal opening comments are copy and pasted from first link below, second link has additional information on this subject. I do not personally attest to the accuracy of this listing (as I know in my case there is something out of whack)\n\n**edited for legibility and sensibilty
409579
They have picture IDs, some of them and they can get SS cards no problem even if they are from another country. The government does not care when issuing a SS card what country the person is from.\nGo in with your foreign birth certificate and a drivers license and you get a SS card.\nThen you can open a bank account, get a car loan, get a job and live like a US citizen.\nIf they didn't give them SS cards, the problem would be solved!
952277
Yes they do use other peoples social security numbers. (everyone who is involved with this particular community knows this for a fact) otherwise none of them would be working at fast food joints and other places that require an SS number in order to work. Someone could be using your number right now, so get a credit report.
362156
I know a man who moved away from a situation then simply changed his own social security number. Submitted a new one he made up when he started his own small business. IRS hasn't knocked on his door yet. He's almost 70.
674408
Contact the county offices in the county that you were born in. They keep records of them. You have to pay to get a copy but you can get one.
1116029
Hello of course hospitals don't keep birth certificates ( at least in the US)  you merely contact the state where you were born, they have birth certificate departments that will issure you a new one.\n\nNext you merley get a form ( from post offfice or social security office)  for a lost social security card.  You may the form in with small fee and they send you a new one ( same number just new one)\n\nSo yes all your ID exists you are just not asking for new copies.
894069
We already have this, it is called the Social Security Card.\n\nEvery employer can call the SSA and verify the information of a given social security number.  Our government has just made it so difficult to do this that most employers will not take the time.\n\nWhen you are hired for a job, you are supposed to provide I-9 documentation.  You can use a passport, or state issued id & social security card (not just number), or birth certificate & ss card, etc.  \n\nThere are already laws and fines in place regarding improperly documenting your workers.  The problem is our elected officials would rather waste our money & time by presenting completely new regulations (justifying their jobs) instead of making the appropriate government administration enforce the laws we already have.\n\nPoliticians are becoming better and better at doing nothing but creating redundent worthless laws.  And we keep re-electing them.\n\nSo I would NOT vote for this ridiculous limit on my freedom and waste of the American taxpayers' monies.
1077360
You would have to check with your local Social Security Office for this question.
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.
97306
If you are born in the usa then you are a citizen it doesn't matter which state you are born in.