SSN VERIFICATION AND USE Sample Clauses

SSN VERIFICATION AND USE. 1) SSA will verify SSNs solely for the purpose(s) specified on the individual Consent Forms associated with the verification requests (Form SSA-89, Authorization for SSA to Release SSN Verification – Attachment A). The Requesting Party may use the verified SSN only for the purpose(s) specified by the individual signing Form SSA-89 (“the Client”). Exceeding the scope of the consent could violate state or Federal law and subject the Requesting Party to legal consequences.
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SSN VERIFICATION AND USE. SSA will verify SSNs solely for the purpose(s) specified on the individual Consent Forms associated with the verification requests (Form SSA-89, Authorization for SSA to Release SSN Verification – Attachment A). The Requesting Party may use the verified SSN only for the purpose(s) specified by the individual signing Form SSA-89 (“the Client”). Exceeding the scope of the consent could violate state or Federal law and subject the Requesting Party to legal consequences. SSA recognizes that the Requesting Party may seek verification of the Client’s SSN on behalf of a business organization (“the Principal”) pursuant to the terms of the Consent Form. In this case, the Requesting Party shall ensure that the Principal agrees that it shall use the verification only for the purpose stated in the Consent Form, and shall make no further use or re- disclosure of the verification. The information received from records maintained by SSA is protected by Federal statutes and regulations, including 5 U.S.C. § 552a(i)(3) of the Privacy Act. Under this section, any person who knowingly and willfully requests or obtains any record concerning an individual from an agency under false pretenses shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and fined not more than $5,000. SSA’s verification of an SSN does not provide proof or confirmation of identity. “NOTE: CBSV is designed to provide you with only a “yes” or “no” verification of whether the SSN verified with SSA’s records. CBSV does not verify employment eligibility, nor does it interface with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) verification system, and it will not satisfy DHS’s I-9 requirements.”
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SSN VERIFICATION AND USE. SSA will verify SSNs solely for the purpose(s) specified on the individual Consent Forms associated with the verification requests (Form SSA-89, Authorization for SSA to Release SSN Verification – Attachment A). The Requesting Party may use the verified SSN only for the purpose(s) specified by the individual signing Form SSA-89 (“the Client”). Exceeding the scope of the consent could violate state or Federal law and subject the Requesting Party to legal consequences. SSA recognizes that the Requesting Party may seek verification of the Client’s SSN on behalf of a business organization (“the Principal”) pursuant to the terms of the Consent Form. In this case, the Requesting Party shall ensure that the Principal agrees that it shall use the verification only for the purpose stated in the Consent Form, and shall make no further use or re-disclosure of the verification. The information received from records maintained by SSA is protected by Federal statutes and regulations, including 5 U.S.C. § 552a(i)(3) of the Privacy Act. Under this section, any person who knowingly and willfully requests or obtains any record concerning an individual from an agency under false pretenses shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and fined not more than $5,000. SSA’s verification of an SSN does not provide proof or confirmation of identity.
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