So. What does not living in CT have to do with a SSN that comes from a branch located in CT? Nothing. This has been explained numerous times on other threads. You can also do a google and get info to see how the system worked prior to 1971. At that time the SSN area number (1st 3 digits) had nothing to do with a person's address. It represented the branch that assigned the number. Normally one would expect a SS branch closer to Hawaii than CT would have handled it but who knows what happened. This in of itself means nothing.
I’ve never seen the explanations you claim were posted here. What I do know is the first three digits of a SSN are assigned by state and your SSN tracks to your state of residence where you resided before a certain date and afterwards where you were born when you where first claimed on a tax return as a dependent. I’m sure if the parents moved to a different state than that of the birth and then got a SSN for their kid for tax purposes that might explain a difference. But CT? No way.
Obama having a CT SSN defies logic.
but the numbers still match the person as a person living in the state of issue...ie, not to do with the address WITHIN the state - but still as an occupant OF THAT STATE
bullshit!
At that time, did Obama have a SSN? He would have been 10 years old. When was his first time of employment when he would have needed one?
-PJ
Sorry, I aint going for it
In fact, here’s a little secret that servicemen know
When you check ID’s in the Chow Hall, you always look at the women’s SSN to see where they are from, to see if she is from your home state
Now I did this in 1977-1981. I got my SSN in 70. I registered early
I have the right number for my state. So did the WM’s whose ID’s I checked. I find it hard to believe that system was that far different.
Yes, prior to 1971 it represented the branch that assigned the number however the card had to be applied for at the social security office from which it was issued. Seeing as Obama ( according to his autobiography) did not step foot on the mainland for the first time until 1972, applying form the Conn office would have been impossible.
From the Social Security site:
Prior to 1972, cards were issued in local Social Security offices around the country and the Area Number represented the State in which the card was issued. This did not necessarily have to be the State where the applicant lived, since a person could apply for their card in any Social Security office.
That means they had to apply for the card in the office from which it was issued.
BS. I received a SSN in the late 60’s that corresponds to AZ and corresponded to my address.
That specific SS# is recycled from a diseased person???
In '73, Obama turned 12. (in '71 he turned 10) In those days you did not need a SSN for a dependent. Nor for a passport. You didn't need one until you started working. So unless you think he got his job at Basking Robbins when he was 11 or 12, his number would reflect his mailing address on the application. So when did he have a CT mailing address?
No matter how many times something is explained, these things continue to spread. It's the nature of a conspiracy theory.