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Getting a new Social Security card
Many parents get a Social Security number and card for their children while they are very young, even as an infant. And that’s a good thing, because the one’s Social Security Number (or “SSN”) will be needed for many things in life, including opening a bank account and getting a job. But there are circumstances when it’s necessary to get a new card from the Social Security Administration, either because one was never issued to you as a child or has since become lost or damaged. Fortunately, that a relatively easy thing to do by using Form SS-5, which you can obtain either online at www.ssa.gov, or by visiting your local Social Security office. In this article appearing at Yahoo! Finance, columnist Hunter Kuffel explains all you need to know about obtaining a new Social Security card. Click here to read more.
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