[Mr. Bird]

Guess what? I was born in Indiana and have a SS number associated with California. I had no idea I was a fraud. Obama’s Connecticut number is a curiosity, but hardly scandalous.

[Old Retired Army Guy]

It doesn’t matter where you were born. Typically, it is based on the state where you reside and apply. I suspect when you applied for your SSAN, you did it in California.

[Dan(9698)]

Obama’s Connecticut number is a curiosity, but hardly scandalous.

The fact that it belongs to a dead guy, and he has a bunch of others isnt scandalous either. Just a coincidence.

[Hotlanta Mike]

Mr. Bird, it’s not where you are born. It’s where you RESIDE when you APPLIED!

[jennings2004]

And the dead person’s name associated with your SSN?

[CaptainK]

Guess what? I was born in Indiana and have a SS number associated with California. I had no idea I was a fraud. Obama’s Connecticut number is a curiosity, but hardly scandalous.

You haven't responded to all the people who questioned your statement. Should we take this to mean you applied for your SS# in California?

[john mirse]

Guess what? I was born in Indiana and have a SS number associated with California. I had no idea I was a fraud. Obama’s Connecticut number is a curiosity, but hardly scandalous.

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I don't understand your statement above. Are saying that you never lived in California but you still got a Social Security number associated with California?

How old were you when you got your Social Security number? What state were you living in at the time?

Could you please show us the first three numbers of your Social Security number? Thanks.