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PEOPLE MAY be asked to prove their age, identity, and citizenship to get a social security number when applying for the first time, according to Mrs. Hazel F. Crumpton, social security district manager in Winchester. The proof is required under an amendment to the social security law. “The requirement affects native United States citizens, naturalized citizens, and aliens,” she said.
People can apply for a social security number by writing or visiting any social security office. Application forms are available at social security offices and post offices.
“Age can usually be proved with a birth or baptis-v mil ^certificate,” Mrs. C r umpton*- 53jd • ' * Identity can generally -proved with a driver’s license, voter’s card, or similar evidence
PEOPLE BORN in the United States can usually establish citizenship with the same papers they use to prove their age and identity, she said.
People applying for duplicate social security numbers because theyJve lost their social security cards or changed their name generally aren’t affected by the proof requirement, according to Mrs. Crumpton.
The proof requirement is intended to help prevent people from obtaining more than one social security
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