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Pro Se Debtors asked to sign a declaration that they
I would be concerned as to the source of the social security number. The words "Identity Theft" come to mind!
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I think this is one where you have to make sure the way you make this
declaration. This debtor can admit that he/she obtained a social security
card from an entity/person other than the social security administration.
The Declaration can further state that the Debtor used that number for
identification purposes.
Your declaration doesn't have to make any statement that it was obtained
illegally or that the number was used for the purposes of committing fraud.
Its the difference between being an Illegal Alien vs. an Undocumented
Worker..... Same thing..... Most people I know that couldn't qualify to
get a number from social security administration understood that the
"lawyer" or "Notario" that they had obtained a number from could be
legitimately used to identify themselves for credit purposes, similar to a
TIN number and there was no fraudulent intent for the use of that number.
They understood that they couldn't use that number to work under... but no
understanding that it may be a problem to use when applying for credit.
Just my two cents.
R. Grace Rodriguez, Esq.
OFF: (818) 734-7223
CEL: (818) 554-9922
I think this is one where you have to make sure the way you make this declaration. This debtor can admit that he/she obtained a social security card from an entity/person other than the social security administration. The Declaration can further state that the Debtor used that number for identification purposes.
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