What you posted is in reference to the W-2 submitted by an employer at the end of the year for the year’s earning.
This is not the kind of “No match letter” that’s the subject in this case. The “No match letters” come from the Social Security Administration throughout the year after the receipt of an employer’s quarterly earnings reports when the name submitted and the social security numbers do not match with Social Security records.
No, I posted the image of the "no match letter." Here it is again, stating, "We can't put these earnings on the employee's Social Security record until the name and Social Security number you reported agree with our records":
“”No, I posted the image of the “no match letter.””
Is that supposed to be what was actually received? It’s not what Gloria is holding up in the clip - you can see that one has an itemized structure to it which isn’t on the TMZ image you posted. The image Gloria shows clearly has a signature and there’s no signature on the W-2 notice! It does have the same warning about taking no adverse action
against the employee that the Social Security Administration “no match” letter does.
The Social Security Administration would have been all over this long before the W-2’s are filed for the year (1/31 deadline). They would have received the earnings reports for each quarter of that year and would have known there wasn’t a match each of those quarters. That’s when a “no match” inquiry is sent out - not after receiving the year end earnings record.
We need to see the image better of what Gloria is holding up. It all boils down to the same thing - NO MATCH - but I’m curious now. Can we get to it anywhere else besides the site that requires a password?