Sentences with phrase «getting ssn»

Not getting SSN has nothing to do with his / her liability to pay SS taxes.

I worry about someone getting my SSN and opening accounts in my name, but I know it's a pretty rare crime.

If you get an SSN after receiving the card, you can call the number on the back of your SelfScore card and add it to your account, Kapadia says.

Save that, I would recommend creditkarma's tax software, comparable to TurboTax... as long as you get the SSN correct: /

Also, the credit can not be claimed later if the taxpayer or qualifying child gets an SSN or ITIN from the IRS after the due date of the tax return (including extensions).

There is no need for the tenant in this situation to also get your SSN / TIN.

Point of my first bullet was to illustrate that the tenant might believe (even if mistaken) that they should get your SSN to give you a 1099, which goes to the question of whether it's a scam.

He can't get an SSN since he doesn't work in the US, but you can apply for cards with an ITIN (individual taxpayer ID number).

Also, I've filed my 2013 return in which I'd shown my wife as a dependent (after she got her SSN)- so, would that not confuse the IRS since I'm alternatingly filing refunds in 2 different statuses?

I would say that it is not easy to get a SSN if you have no relation to the US and have never worked in the US.

The problem here is that once a person gets your SSN, he or she can start causing some real trouble.

Not exact matches

Some of these do not require a SSN in order to get payment terms.

We are in good form now, problem is that it only takes one injury to disrupt an entire ssn at arsenal, wenger should have learned from this by now.What happens if koscielny gets injured?Or God forbid Sanchez?

SSN showed the goal Rooney scored against us so I got my facts mixed up.

When they get to your piece of paper they start typing that information into the computer and it fails either because the name does not match the SSN (or the last 4 of the SSN) or because the real name / SSN (or last 4) has already been registered.

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It took an extra 3 weeks to get my registration from DMV because the clerks at Tate did not have my SSN.

If you do not have a Social Security Number (SSN) and are not eligible to get one, you must obtain an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) to claim your country's reduced tax treaty rate (if applicable).

Those who want a credit card but have no SSN might want to consider getting one if they are eligible.

FYI, the last time I applied for credit (only to get a 24 month no interest deal, I don't finance and pay interest) they only wanted my name, SSN and permission to access my credit report.

If you do not have an SSN and are not eligible to get one, you can get an individual taxpayer identification number (ITIN).

However, when I go back into the return, I can't get back to the personal information section to change the SSN.

It is true that your child may not be able to obtain a drivers license in most states or obtains some other licenses but they can get a job as the courts have ruled a SSN is not required.

A SSN is not required to get a job.

So depending on the answer to question 1, you may want to consider either keeping your existing EIN or getting a new one, even if you are allowed to use your SSN instead.

It would be very hard to pay the gift tax now and avoid getting the childs SSN and opening an account for the child with it.

You could then use the SSN Validator for free online each day and see if you got a valid SSN.

If you do not input your SSN, or your correct one, you will not get approved for the loan you are looking for.

i call gave her my SSN she put me on hold and said your return is here, asked some info on my W2, asked some multiple choice questions, a birth date on one of my kids that is on my return and asked was i every a victim of identity Theft, i was a few years back, put me on hold, never said if it was accepted or anything just said either i will get my return or a letter in the mail in no time frame.

But question is: I got all the payments for year 2015 under my company name; can I still file taxes under my SSN?

Tell you to get an Employer Identification Number (EIN) instead of using your Social Security Number (SSN) on credit applications

That site offers reports and scores at some cost but gives you a very short free trial so you can probably get your credit info during that one time by giving up your SSN.

Is it possible that the account was in the joint name of your parents with your mother's SSN on it (and she predeceased your father, whether in Georgia or elsewhere, and he never got around to changing the SSN on the account?)

The bad news is that the reason will be because he can't get a job without a SSN.

It just makes the life more complicated and you forgo your own tax benefits that you must have child's SSN to get.

You could see if you qualify for their online get - transcript application — right up front it says it only works for SSN holders, and although it doesn't say explicitly they recently had to make the authentication more difficult so that even «normal people» (citizens, in the US» perspective) have trouble passing (according to the Taxpayer Advocate) because previously it was repeatedly hacked and now «we can't have nice things».

Zenith helps you get business credit for your EIN that's not linked to your SSN with no personal credit check or personal guarantee.

Unlike at Credit Karma where you have to provide your Social Security number in order to let Credit Karma to pull your credit information, Quizzle doesn't need your SSN to get your score.

At LoanMart you may be able to get a loan without a social security number (SSN).

If you are getting this code and you are 100 % positive that you are using the primary SSN, then you should consider calling the IRS or going into your local office.

I was accepted on 2/11/16 i should get my refund 2/26/16 i also got the error code... although i did enter the SSN correctly there was a time i entered the amount wrong which is why i think i received the error.

It is a great card to grab right now, but just be aware that you cant get it as a Canadian, unless you have a US SSN and US Address.

You can only get one Serve account per SSN.

(P.S. all you need is any sort of side business to get a BBP, you can use your SSN to apply).

Your Social Security Number (SSN) is a necessity for just about anything to do with your finances — including getting a job — and that doesn't stop with credit.

Consequently, despite having the same SSN, address, email, etc., I got the dreaded «pending» message via the web and email:

It is not unheard of at all for each of you to get an account in your name / SSN and each get the bonus.

Mind telling me how to get around the SSN which you obviously have done adding that many?

I know some readers got approved for this card by using their SSN.

To me, anyone that charts the history of a SC and then predicts what next month's SSN will be, will get a job at the weather bureau.