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Check SS Records People who work in employment covered by Social Security should check their Social Security record every 3 years or so, according to Bruce A. Hundley, Social Security manager in Culpeper. This is especially important if the person changes jobs often or has more than one job. A post-card form is available at any Social Security office for a person to request a statement of the earnings reported to his or her record. Once a person receives a statement of earnings, he or she should examine it carefully to make sure that the proper amount of earnings has been reported to Social Security. If the person's own records do not agree with the amounts shown on the statement, he or she should contact a Social Security office right awav. This is important because most corrections to an earnings record must be reported within 3 years. 3 months, and 15 days after the end of the year the earnings were paid or the selfemployment income was derived. The person should bring his or her own records of the earnings that are available so that an investigation can be made.
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