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Just say you were born abroad, are not a US citizen etc and therefore don't have an SSN, you just happen to speak good English because you went to American scho
by avn2109 9y ago
Just say you were born abroad, are not a US citizen etc and therefore don't have an SSN, you just happen to speak good English because you went to American school.
But you're happy to give them your national ID number from your home country. Bonus points if you actually have another passport to waive around while claiming this.
This doesn't work all the time, but it's surprisingly effective in like 90% of cases.
- bhhaskin 9y agoThat would be fraud. Don't do this.
- whathaschanged 9y agoDoesn't a party have to claim damages for there to be fraud? How could your doctor possibly do so in this case?
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- richev 9y agoBeing born outside the US doesn't preclude you from having a SSN. Quite the opposite - they're given to anyone who has ever worked in the US, even on a temporary work visa. https://www.ssa.gov/ssnvisa/ https://www.ssa.gov/ssnvisa/
- eberkund 9y agoOf course, because only Americans or American educated people can "speak good English".