Yes, using basic information about the subject you will be able to identify an individuals SSN. The information you need to obtain this data includes the subjects name, approximate age and last known street address.

Yes, it is. Our system is secure and the subject of the search will never know that their social is being requested.

There are a number of legal reasons why one would need to find a SSN. It is necessary for 1099 filings, debt collection, child support collection and many other purposes.

Absolutely not. This is not a permissible purpose. Additionally, we cannot find a SSN of a minor child. You will need to contact the Social Security Administration.

No. Any new employee must furnish their SSN. The Social Security Administration will verify this SSN for no charge at https://www.ssa.gov/employer/verifySSN.htm.

No. Without exception, anyone ordering this search will be interviewed before research begins. You may be required to provide supporting documentation proving the purpose and legality of the search.

Permissible purposes to find a social security number include:

* Work in conjunction with official government business.
* Work in connection with identity fraud.
* Work involving a fraud investigation.
* Work in a civil or criminal investigation, and the social security number is NECESSARY to your investigation.
* Requested by competent court to determine whether defendant is currently in active military.
* Required for debt collection, judgment recovery, child support and wage garnishment.
* Required for issuance of a 1099 or other official tax document to the Internal Revenue Service.