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To: ethical

Ethical, the only question I posed was about having to apear in person at a Social Security office to obtain a SS# in 1977. I think you may have wrong information about having to apply in person for a SOCIAL SECURITY card in 1955. I applied for mine in 1960 by mail. It may be be, as I noted above, that you might be confusing the 1955 requirements for a SOCIAL SECURITY card with a SELECTIVE SERVICE card. I can’t vouch for 1955, only 1960. However, I DO think there’s confusion there between the two “SS” cards.

My intent was to offer a suggestion from a friendly source rather than to be challenged by the WH press corps. Apparently it’s been taken as some sort of Obama defense, which couldn’t be farther from the truth, but I am quite thru with this thread. Good luck with your quest.


36 posted on 10/03/2011 5:44:55 PM PDT by EDINVA ( Jimmy McMillan '12: because RENT'S, TOO DAMN HIGH)
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To: EDINVA
Certainly did not mean to take things the wrong way. Simply to clarify. Whether or not you have to apply in person if over 12, as it is today, is the minor point. The bigger point is how do you get a Connecticut SSN when you live in Hawaii and are 15? And why does that number fail the E-Verify check and get flagged for fraud?
37 posted on 10/03/2011 6:08:04 PM PDT by ethical
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