remove authorization on SSN

[Lona.C. 16]

good morning everyone

we are going to the SS office Monday to get the Authorization for work only removed from my SSC

my question is , do I have to present all the original certificates ( birth , marriage and so on ) again ,

or just the filled out aplication for new SSN and the green card ?

[YuAndDan 153]

Have all the original certificates ( birth , marriage and so on ) handy, they will not keep anything other than the application.

[Lona.C. 16]

Have all the original certificates ( birth , marriage and so on ) handy, they will not keep anything other than the application.

ok thank you for the reply, will bring the certs with me

[David-and-Mae 15]

good morning everyone

we are going to the SS office Monday to get the Authorization for work only removed from my SSC

my question is , do I have to present all the original certificates ( birth , marriage and so on ) again ,

or just the filled out aplication for new SSN and the green card ?

I got all those docs with me but they only asked for my GC... It won't hurt to have them handy. You'll never know when you'll need them.

--Mae

[I'm Gone 60]

good morning everyone

we are going to the SS office Monday to get the Authorization for work only removed from my SSC

my question is , do I have to present all the original certificates ( birth , marriage and so on ) again ,

or just the filled out aplication for new SSN and the green card ?

Depends, if you are going to apply in the same name as what is on the SSN record, all you need to take is the I-551 card. If you need a name change, take your marriage certificate and I-551 card. If the marriage certificate doesn't have something that can be compared to the SSN record, e.g. age, date of birth, you will need other documents.

Only the marriage document (foreign or domestic) is needed to establish the name change if it meets the following criteria:

-- The new name can be derived from the marriage document, i.e. bride

takes the groom’s last name, groom takes bride’s last name, compound

name (with or without hyphen) of each spouse’s original name for

either or both parties.

Note: The type of name change requested must also be allowable under state law, i.e. groom taking bride’s last name.

-- The marriage occurred within the past two years

-- The marriage document shows sufficient identifying information

(e.g., biographical data such as age, date of birth or parent's

names), and

-- The identifying information matches the information on his/her

current Social Security number (Numident) record.

The applicant may need to submit an identity document in the old name along with the marriage document if:

-- The marriage occurred within the last two years and has biographical

information, e.g., age, date of birth or parent's names which does

not match our records, e.g., the SSN record.

-- The marriage occurred within the last two years, but does not show

biographical information, or

-- The marriage occurred over two years ago (with or without

biographical information.

The identity document used to establish the old name must match the name on the current SSN record. The identity document is acceptable even if over two years old or expired.

In name change situations when evidence of identity in the old name is required, e.g., name change occurred more than 2 years ago and the applicant does not have any acceptable evidence of identity in the old name with him or her at the time the SSN application is filed, we can request the following documentation to process the name change:

1. Name change document (e.g., marriage document) showing the old name that agrees with the name on the latest Numident record (Numident) (e.g., maiden name), and

2. Acceptable evidence of identity in the new name (name to be shown on the SSN card), excluding marriage document if it was submitted as the name change document and

3. Verification of identifying information (SSN, name(s) on latest Numident record, date of birth, place of birth, parents’ names) from the latest Numident record.

If these three documentation requirements are not met, the name change request cannot be processed under this new policy. Evidence of identity in the old name would need to be submitted per EM-06064.

Note: Refer the Social Security office personnel to EM-06064, which was issued 10/02/2006 and EM-07045, which was issued 07/03/2007 for the current procedures regarding name changes based on marriage and divorce.

https://secure.ssa.gov/apps10/public/refere...cttocategory=EM

Primary Identity Evidence for an alien:

-- Form I-551, Permanent Resident Card (includes temporary I-551

stamp/machine readable immigrant visa (MRIV) in combination with an

unexpired foreign passport when the I-551 Permanent Resident Card

has not yet been issued)

Secondary Identity Evidence for an alien:

-- Unexpired valid U.S. driver’s license (excludes licenses known to be

suspended or revoked)

-- U.S. State issued non-driver identity card (issued by the same State

agency which issues driver’s licenses/State-level agency with

issuing authority over the State’s identity card and not expired)

-- Marriage document showing in addition to the applicant’s name

either the applicant’s date of birth ( DOB) or age

-- Certified copy of medical record (clinic, doctor, or hospital) or

letter providing extract data from the medical record showing in

addition to the applicant’s name, the applicant’s DOB or age

-- Health insurance or Medicaid card showing, in addition to the

person’s name, either a photograph of the person or his/her DOB

-- School identity card or record (for current school year) showing, in

addition to the applicant’s name, either a photograph of the

applicant or the applicant’s DOB

-- Life insurance policy for the person showing his/her age or DOB.

You can find detailed information regarding identity evidence on the SSA Website at:

http://policy.ssa.gov/poms.nsf/lnx/0100203200