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[cam72]

Social Security cards are pretty easy to replace. Take about 10 days once you file the paper at the Satellite office. I believe they only let your replace it 10 times. I do not know what happens when its the 11th time. I had to replace mine recently because I am going to get a passport soon.

[creditwherecreditisdue]

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@cam72 wrote:
Social Security cards are pretty easy to replace. Take about 10 days once you file the paper at the Satellite office. I believe they only let your replace it 10 times. I do not know what happens when its the 11th time. I had to replace mine recently because I am going to get a passport soon.

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Submission of a SSN number is required for a passport application. A SS card is almost worthless. It is not proof of citizenship and is also nof standalone proof of ID. An original, certified birth certificate and a in-state DL will do. The SS card is only acceptable as an "additonal ID document" which is only required in special circumstances. Details here:

     http://travel.state.gov/passport/get/first/first_830.html

[BungalowMo]

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@Anonymous wrote:
Thanks for the advice everyone. I guess I'm going out to Brooklyn at the crack of dawn on Monday to see about a replacement. I think I'm mostly baffled that they wouldn't accept a tax doc in place of the SS card since it would have SS#, address, AND income. Weirdos.

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Don't go Monday...you'll be in an empty lot!  It's Columbus day!

I can't believe I still have my original SS Card...from when I was 13!  (now 51! )  I also have my original birth cert.  Complete with, in my brother's handwriting, the phone # for "Rocky's Cycle Shop" in Flint MI on the back!  

[creditwherecreditisdue]

I have my original card, too, Mo! I was younger than you were when it was issued (maybe 10 or so) and am older than you now. My card is ancient! (It is nearing 50 years old I think.)

[BungalowMo]

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@creditwherecreditisdue wrote:
I have my original card, too, Mo! I was younger than you were when it was issued (maybe 10 or so) and am older than you now. My card is ancient! (It is nearing 50 years old I think.)

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I have to laugh at my sig....typical teenaged girl sig!  hahahaha  Lots of swoopy curly q's & such.....

[cam72]

Actually, I needed the Social Security Card to get a cerified copy of my Birth certificate.

[creditwherecreditisdue]

You can order an official birth certificate online at:

     http://www.vitalchek.com/

I have used them and they are very good!

[MattH]

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@creditwherecreditisdue wrote:

You can order an official birth certificate online at:

     http://www.vitalchek.com/

I have used them and they are very good!

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Yes, my wife and I have both ordered birth certificates from Vital Check; we learned about it because the official web site for one of the two States in question named Vital Check as their recommended place to get official copies of their records.

[DI]

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@BungalowMo wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:
Thanks for the advice everyone. I guess I'm going out to Brooklyn at the crack of dawn on Monday to see about a replacement. I think I'm mostly baffled that they wouldn't accept a tax doc in place of the SS card since it would have SS#, address, AND income. Weirdos.

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Don't go Monday...you'll be in an empty lot!  It's Columbus day!

I can't believe I still have my original SS Card...from when I was 13!  (now 51! )  I also have my original birth cert.  Complete with, in my brother's handwriting, the phone # for "Rocky's Cycle Shop" in Flint MI on the back!  

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Right! Don't go Monday.  We have the day off.