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About the Social Security Number
Describes how Social Security numbers are formatted.
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DEATH MASTER FILE EXTRACT OUTPUT RECORD SPECIFICATIONS 11/2011**
For those that download the free Death Master File from http://ssdmf.info/download.html this link provides the record layout for the data.
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How to Find a Missing Person Through Social Security | eHow.com
The Social Security Administration knows the address for just about everyone in the US. If you need to contact a missing family member, but don't know where they are, SSA can help, by forwarding a letter to them. Here's how it works.
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How to Find Someone's Social Security Number | eHow.com
Finding the SSN of a relative can be useful for searching their family history, and sometimes essential for obtaining certain records. This article covers sources of information for finding a Social Security Number.
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Applications are filed by almost every American to receive a Social Security number. These applications are a rich source of genealogical information, and include full names, maiden names, parents names, place of work, and so much more. A great resource to know about.
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How to Obtain a Copy of a Social Security Application Form: SS-5
From About.com.
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I Dream of Genealogy Research - Social Security SS-5 Applications
Scanned images of some Social Security (SS-5) Applications. Most applications contain parents' names, including mother's maiden name, employment information, birthdate, and residency.
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Social Security Administration & Genealogy FAQ
[The original link is broken. This link points to an archived copy on the Wayback Machine]
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Social Security Applications: A Source for Finding the Names of Immigrants' Parents
By Megan A. Smolenyak.
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