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It’s vital for parents to guard kids’ Social Security numbers
Like generations of central Ohio parents before her, Michele Reynolds reluctantly agreed to take her son to get a learner’s permit as soon as he was old enough.Approaching the counter, Reynolds figured the only thing that stood between 15½-year-old James and his driving debut was a passing score on the Bureau of Motor Vehicles’ written test.The Canal Winchester resident couldn’t have been more wrong — as she discovered when a clerk entered the teenager’s name and Social Security number into the BMV’s computer system.,,,Read More
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