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Silence is often a virtue, but if you’re applying for social security benefits, that’s no time to conceal facts from the Social Security Administration.
“It could cost you money,’’ according to Mrs, Hazel F. CrumptoTTr^social security district manager in Winchester, Va.
The law requires social security personnel to keep all information about individual social security records confidential. “We’re only interested in seeing that you and members of your family get all social security benefits due you,” Mrs. Crumpton said.
“If a worker is eligible for social security benefits, his dependents are generally eligible, too. But sometimes an applicant is reluctant to mention a common-law wife, illegitimate children, or retarded children,” she said.
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