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Finding a Social Security Number
If you want to obtain a missing relative's social security number, here are the ways you may be able to do so for a person living or dead, courtesy of aaronspi.com.
For a deceased person, check:
- Personal papers
- Death certificate
- Funeral home records
- Records held by financial institutions
- Voter registration rolls at county courthouse
- Former employers of the individual
Online companies, like Veromi, can give you access to the Social Security Information's Death Master File for records on deceased people who had social security numbers and whose death has been reported to the Social Security Administration. A single set of death records from Veromi will cost you $9.95.
Or if you know your missing relative's date of birth, you may request a "records search" with the Social Security Administration. To request this service you must send $16.50 and provide the following information: full name, state of birth, and date of birth to:
Freedom of Information Officer, 4-H-8 Annex Building, 6401 Security Boulevard, Baltimore, Maryland 21235
If the person is living, the only way to find out a person's social security number, other than searching documents you have at home or have access to, are local, state and federal agencies, courts and attorneys.
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