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    Company asked my SSN

    When I apply a job from company's website, they are asking my social security number and it is a required entry. Is it normal?? Does it safe to give my SSN to the company?

    thank you

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    they probably use it to help in background and credit checks....i doubt they will use it to buy a flat screen tv

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    where's my checks?

    I’ve thought about the same thing. You’ll know when you turn 62 and checks aren’t arriving at your house.

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    Quote Originally Posted by YKT
    When I apply a job from company's website, they are asking my social security number and it is a required entry. Is it normal?? Does it safe to give my SSN to the company?

    thank you
    They most likely need it to do a background check and/or confirm that you are a U.S. citizen or permanent resident.
    P. S. I'm Denny Crane

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    yea so give me your SSN so I can get a best buy card....I saw this flat screen I really want....and an apple laptop and ipod.....

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    They need it for background checks which I believe you usually give them consent to do.
    Whether you are the lion or the gazelle, when the sun comes up, you better be running.

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