Also referred to as a SSN. This unique nine digit number is meant to track your Social Security savings but is also used by creditors, lender, banks, insurers, hospitals, employers and numerous other businesses to identify your accounts. People who do not have a SSN, such as non-US citizens, use a nine digit Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) instead.
The American equivalent of the Canadian Social Insurance Number or S.I.N.
A nine-digit number issued by the Health and Human Services Administration to identify Americans for future social security benefits. This number has evolved into the years as a national identifier for Americans, a serial number now used for referencing credit information files, military and school records, etc.
A number issued by the U.S. government to jobholders for payroll deductions. Many institutions use the Social Security Number as a student identification number.
the number of a particular individual's social security account
a nine digit number resembling
a number assigned to you by the United States government
a personalized identification number that is necessary in order to receive payment for employment
a unique number assigned to an individual used for the US social security program, as well as an identifier used by many other institutions and places
The nine-digit number assigned by the Social Security Administration. The SSN is used for tracking the borrower's loan account(s), skip tracing, and reporting to the Department of Education. A borrower must have an SSN to apply for a FFELP loan.
(SSN)– A number assigned by the Social Security Administration (SSA) to the individual being identified.
A nine-digit number assigned to United States citizens and non-resident aliens by the Social Security Administration.
a 9 digit identification number the Social Security Administration uses to keep a record of your earnings and benefits
A number issued by the U.S. government to people for payroll deductions for old age, survivors, and disability insurance. Anyone who works regularly must obtain a SSN. Many institutions use this number as the student ID number.
An individuals taxpayer identification number, consisting of nine (9) digits (xxx-xx-xxxx).
A nine-digit identification number, assigned by the U.S. government, that citizens provide to employers for tax purposes.
A unique identification number assigned by the U.S. Government to a U.S. citizen or resident alien.
An individual's taxpayer identification number, it consists of nine digits (000-00-0000).
The nine digit number assigned to the borrower by the Social Security Administration which is used as a identifier for tracking the borrower, skip tracing and reporting to the Department of Education. This number is required for participation in the FFELP.
The unique nine-digit number assigned to every legal resident of the United States by the Social Security Administration. Because no two people are assigned the same number, the SSN is usually the main identifying factor in a person's records, including credit reports.
This is a government-sponsored number needed for employment in the United States. If you are an F-1/J-1, full-time student, you are eligible to work on campus (up to 20 hours) and can apply for a social security number. The rules may be different if you have a different visa status.
A nine-digit identification number issued by Social Security, a federal program that provides monthly income benefits to qualified workers who retire or become disabled and to surviving spouses and dependent children of covered workers who have died.
A number issued usually to the residents by the U.S. government for payroll deductions for old age, survivors, and disability insurance. Anyone who works regularly must obtain a Social Security Number. Many institutions use this number as the student identification number also.
Today, the Social Security Number plays an unmatched role in identification, verification, and tracking of Americans. It is used for the collection of taxes for those that work in the USA. In order for International students to receive an SSN they have to have a job opportunity on campus.
If you are concerned about transmitting your social security number on this application, please leave this entry blank. One of our loan counselors will contact you later for this information. If you choose not to provide this information at this time, we will be unable to respond with an approval determination until after you are contacted.
In the United States, a Social Security number (or SSN) is a 9 digit number issued to citizens, permanent residents, and temporary (working) residents under section 205(c)(2) of the Social Security Act, codified as . The number is issued to an individual by the Social Security Administration, an agency of the federal government. Its primary purpose is to track individuals for taxation purposes.