Is there a way I can tell if someone  has used my Social Security #????
536408
Credit reports don't always show if someone has been using your social security number or not. People usually find out after damage has been done and it costs the victims tens of thousands of dollars a piece and a lot time of their lives to get it fixed.
537289
you can get her goverment file with her social security number. You will have to look up the govt agency that does this but it will tell you her addresses jobs dogs names it amazing all they know then you can go from there. Good luck and I hope you know shes watching you.
905435
Yes. have them look into it. there could be another person with the same name. have them match the SS # to validate the info.
670644
No! You can't just get rid of your SSN! My BIL had the same thing happen (his old roommate sole his SSN & connected utilities, etc). The best thing to do is check with the companies and find out who it's registered to, etc.\n\nIf they had access to your SSN they could have also got a hold of other sensitive information (credit cards, bank accounts, etc). After contacting the companies, file a poliece report and talk to the credit beaurs. They may have your SSN on record as not paying bills, CC payments, etc. You can then give them the poliece report so they can (if sufficient fradulent evidence appears) erase that debt that is not yours.\n\nMake sure you get a credit report though. You don't want them messing with your credit. Watch all of your accounts closely as well.\n\nGood luck!
474061
DEAR CHIQUITABREW THERE IS NO WEB SITE TO FIGURE OUT YOUR SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER, BUT I WILL GIVE YOU THE PHONE NUMBER SO YOU CAN CALL THE MAIN OFFICE AND THEY CAN TELL YOU WHAT YOU HAVE TO DO TO GET YOUR SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER, THE NUMBER IS: 1-800-772-1213. GOOD LUCK (BUENA SUERTE)
217126
More times than any it will be there user ID @ yahoo.com.If that dint work than go to Yahoo home page and click on people search and give the info you do know such as user ID.
202306
The Social Security Administration can answer you. They should already have a record of you employment
88847
Im not sure what state you live in but in ohio we have a 1-800 number that you can call and put in your social ssecurity number and find out if a case has been court ordered and how much u owe. Besides that all I can say is look up in the white pages your local child support agency and call them and ask.
544098
ask for their greencard or visa or SS#
193606
you can go to check there profile and they might have something listed in there
940910
Is all this information about you? If it is that's not to smart listing your ssn on a questions website where someone could steal your info. I would rethink having this question on here.
408946
I would not advise logging on to any site because they ask you to input your social security number---better go to a bank which has an intra-link to the credit reporting agency, so less liable for someone to hack your ss number and create mischief.
96726
call your local county sherifs office..they will know.\nhere what you need their full name date of birth and ss#...if you have it,they will ask why you want to know,tell them what info you have.
389098
irs.gov know your amounts to verify your identity
784947
Check the social security death index, you will know in 5 minutes or less.\nYou dont have to enter the SS number
952277
Yes they do use other peoples social security numbers. (everyone who is involved with this particular community knows this for a fact) otherwise none of them would be working at fast food joints and other places that require an SS number in order to work. Someone could be using your number right now, so get a credit report.
279350
Call the Social Security Administration and report it as "lost or stolen".\n\nYou can call the SSA at 1-800-772-1213 to verify the\naccuracy of the earnings reported on your SSN, and to\nrequest a copy of your Social Security Statement or to\nget a replacement SSN card if yours is lost or stolen.\n\nPlus, make sure the SSA has your current address so\nyou can recieve the regularly mailed statements of\nbenefits accrued under your name (see sources for add'l. contact information).