Janet Kaiser on sun 21 dec 03
I had to apply for and was issued with an American SSNo. because
even as a foreign national, I could not register as a student at
the State University of New York, Plattsburgh without one. That
was back in 1975. I had a little card (lost/stolen in a NY bar
with all my worldly goods) which had to be shown at the bank to
open an account too. I am sure you will find that there are other
instances where an SSNo is essential. It is after all unique to
each person. Or should be. Which is why I have wondered about
"stolen identity" in the USA... I wonder if there is someone
passing themselves off as me!?!? Hopefully not!
Sincerely
Janet Kaiser
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>The promise and agreement (among orthers in it, and others
>as are really quite curious, and some quite disappointing
>once one understand them,) was, that your SS No. was NEVER
>to be used as a form of 'Identification', nor to be demanded
>by ANY party other than the Social Security Administration.
>
>'Period'...
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