how can I find out if someone is using my social security card because I lost it? Any websites?
815990
Call to social security first it is good way for you.
1002596
Check with Social Security themselves.\n1-800-772-1213
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call your local county sherifs office..they will know.\nhere what you need their full name date of birth and ss#...if you have it,they will ask why you want to know,tell them what info you have.
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OMG! I heard on the news that your identity can be used and there is somekind of shadow record for the person using your identity. Apparently it's nearly impossible for a consumer to find out who and how their identity has been used. Only credit companies, I think, and the gov. have access to ALL the files associated with a certain social security number. I think that they said that it would be an invasion of privacy for you to see the other person's records EVEN if it is on your social security number. CRAZY Huh?! it's true too! (*_*)
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I am so sorry about your friend:\n\nThis is the Social Security website:\nhttp://ssdi.genealogy.rootsweb.com\n\nUse this website and select the correct state:\nhttp://www.searchsystems.net\n\nAlso find the local newspaper where this happened and search the newspaper website.\n\nHave you tried these websites?
797609
You should contact the Social Security Administration. Their number is 1-800-772-1213. Their web address is www.ssa.gov. I assume that they are closed until Monday.
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1. report the lost/stolen wallet to the police as soon as possible\n\n2. cancel any bank cards/credit cards that may have been in the wallet\n\n3. report the driver's liscense stolen and get a new one \n\n4. go to the social security office for a copy of the birth certificate
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Contact the credit bureaus and tell them you believe your ID was stolen - they'll put a hold on your credit report so if anyone tries to access it, you will be informed. You only need to contact one of the three - they automatically contact each other.\n\nAlso obtain a free copy of your credit report - the government requires you be given a copy once a year on request. You cannot be charged for this service. (See the link below). It's a good idea to do this anyway, even if you haven't had your ID stolen. \n\nBEWARE of services that advertise a 'free report' in exchange for signing up to some monitoring or other service - these are NOT free reports, you'll have to pay.\n\nWhen you get the report, check if anything looks suspicious - accounts you haven't opened for example. If there is any such activity, contact your local police and the credit report company.\n\nPeople search and other such services use public records - just as you could do - to find information about people. These include court and state/federal records that must be released under the freedom of information laws. However, certain information, such as your social security number, may not be made available under penalty of law.\n\nPLEASE NOTE: If you are concerned about using the website listed below, go to http://www.firstgov.gov and search for "free credit report". You will get a link to the annual credit report site from there (All sites ending in .gov are federal government sites so can be trusted). For more information, see the government link below.
572575
Find a social security office and they should tell you how.
709031
I'm not sure...you can call 1-800-772-1213 to find out...that is social security's phone #. You can also go to www.socialsecurity.gov
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Go to your local police department and explain the situation to them. If there is a police report on file regarding the Identity Theft, then they will be able to proceed with the background check without incident. If there is no report on file, they may scrutinize your reason for this request a bit more. \n\nGood luck and no worries. This type of thing happends all the time = these days!
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get another one and hope no one shady finds the old one.\n\nhttp://www.ssa.gov/ssnumber
122264
Try SSA.GOV  that will direct you to a phone number at least, I do know you can find out quite a bit of information from their site. Good Luck
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You can get online and check to see if the SSA has your correct address: http://www.ssa.gov/\n\nIf your address is correct, someone is taking your check from the mail, unless you have direct deposit, which is a way better means to get your money. It comes earlier, too.
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contact your local social security office. You can apply for a replacement card with 2 forms of id.
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If you have proof try: \n\nA. THe Police \nB The Social Security Fraud Officer
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http://www.ssa.gov/ssnumber/