How can someone get a copy of their social security card without any id ?
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You will have to go to the state where you were born and get a copy of your birth certificate.  Have your work ID or get another one if it was also lost.  Letters from your minister, the fire department and police reports also help.\n\nCoach
792661
You don't have to report your SS card stolen, but you should replace it. You can apply for a replacement by mail if you are too busy to go to the office, but you have to send your ID card in and wait for them to mail it back.  You'd think with identify fraud, SSA would issue you a new SS number, but they won't necessarily do that.  All you can do is monitor your credit history to make sure someone is not opening up new credit cards in your name.
393809
Ask for their social security number.  As an employer you can ask that question.  In the United States, a Social Security number (or SSN) is a number issued to citizens, permanent residents, and temporary (working green card holders) residents under section 205(c)(2) of the Social Security Act, codified as 42 U.S.C. § 405(c)(2).\n\nYou can verify a SSN at the link below ...
190809
Go to their website, www.ssa.gov and on the left side of the screen, there's a link about getting a card.  According to what I read, you need to mail or take the paperwork to their office.  You can download the SS form, however.
1160890
Depends on the state, but the state bureau of vital statistics will probably accept a driver's license or similar ID to request a birth certificate. There is probably a written request form, and a fee.  I have to get birth/death certificates occasionally, even for other people, and it is fairly easy (if slow) to obtain them.  I've had to ID myself, but not with an SS card.  Good luck!
411425
u need thier info like; name, address, social security etc.
326335
The only way to do that would be to prove that you are here legally ...green card etc...other than that if you dont have a ssn or a birth certificate they will not allow you to process a license request ...\n\nSorry
206107
Unfortunately not, you have to fill out a form and bring identification documents to your local SS office.
924199
Why on earth do people carry a Social Security card around with them?  That's nuts.  \n\nYou can get a replacement Social Security card from your nearest Social Security office.  \n\nThere isn't anything you can do at this point, if someone finds your wallet they have your Social Security number but many people already have access to it from all the times you've given it out in the past.\n\nKeep an eye on your credit report for any attempts to open credit lines in your name, put a fraud alert on your credit report if you are particularly worried.
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Basically they can have your identity, especially financially. \nSome examples of what they can do : \n\n1. Take out a loan in your name (especially online) \n2.  Open a credit card in your name \n3.  Get a job in your name ( increasingly used by illegal immigrants)\n4.  Access your already existing accounts and records \n\nSo it's really important to be careful and not let anyone have your social security number.  A good precaution is not to keep your social security card in your purse.  This is because, if your purse is stolen not only do they have your SS number but also your ID and any other information they would need to commit identity theft. \nIf someone already has your social security number, act as quickly as possible.   Contact the government for help and also order a credit report to see if any accounts have been opened.   Free credits are available for US citizens 3 times per year.   This can be done online. \n\nIf someone ever does obtain your social security number, this is a great site for help: \nhttp://www.usdoj.gov/criminal/fraud/idtheft.html#What%20Can%20I%20Do%20About%20Identity%20Theft
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I would call the social security office at 1800 772 1213 or on the web at www.ssa.gov/ let them know that you need a replacement SSA1099. you should be able to file your taxes without the form as long as you have the numbers off of it. If you do that make sure that they send you a copy and that you keep it with your records.
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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?????
189389
I don't know if you can but you can try the second website below. I suggest locating and contacting the nearest ID card facility and get their opinion.
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There is no laws in this area. Yes ID Theft is an issue that is why you are supposed to shred your personal information before placing it into the trash. Once it is curbside or in the dumpster, its open game.
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How do I replace a lost Social Security card? \n \n  Question \n  I lost my Social Security card. What should I do?\n \n \n  Answer \n  You can replace your Social Security card for free if it is lost or stolen. However, you are limited to three replacement cards in a year and 10 during your lifetime. Legal name changes and other exceptions do not count toward these limits. For example, changes in noncitizen status that require card updates may not count toward these limits. Also, you may not be affected by these limits if you can prove you need the card to prevent a significant hardship.\n\nTo get a replacement card:\n\nComplete an Application For A Social Security Card (Form SS-5); and\nShow us documents proving: \nU.S. citizenship (or immigration status and work eligibility); and\nIdentity.\nTake (or mail) your completed application and documents to your local Social Security office.\nAll documents must be either originals or copies certified by the issuing agency. We cannot accept photocopies or notarized copies of documents.\n\nFor more information, see Documents You Need for a Social Security Card.\n\nWe will mail your number and card as soon as we have all of your information and have verified your documents. Keep your Social Security card in a safe place. Do not carry it with you.
711591
You're kidding, right? You mean to tell us that you don't have your SS number memorized?\nOK, go to the nearest SS office, identify yourself and ask for your number.
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ask for their greencard or visa or SS#