Subject: New Social Security Number

To get a new Social Security Number contact the state or federal entity that is using your Social Security Number to try to get money from you and ask them to admit that. Here’s a sample: Dear John Vranna:, You are using my Social Security Number to try to collect money or use my credit for debts I do not owe. If you deny this, then please respond. Otherwise, I will use this letter and your lack of response to apply for a new Social Security Number. Very truly yours, Send a letter to Social Security telling them that the IRS and/or the FTB admits they are using your Social Security Number to collect money you do not owe. A certificate from the Secretary of state will show that there are no state tax liens and proof that there are no Article III courts will establish that Internal means federal territory. Include certified copies of Notice of State Tax Lien and/or Notice of Federal Tax Lien. When applying for a new Social Security Number be sure to do so by using your state citizenship.

THIS IS WHAT SOCIAL SECURITY STATES ABOUT THIS SUBJECT ON ITS WEBSITE:

What if I think someone is using my number and creating credit problems for me?

If someone used your Social Security number to get credit, Social Security cannot fix your credit record. To fix your credit record:

* Call the creditors who approved the credit (follow up with a letter).

* File a police report.

* Contact the fraud department of the major credit bureaus. Ask: o To have a flag placed on your record, requiring creditors to contact you before approving additional credit using your name and number;> o How long your account will be flagged and how you can extend the flag, if necessary; and o To have a statement added to your credit report—include your name, explain the problem and provide a telephone number where someone can call you. Request a copy of your credit report from each major credit bureau and check to see if it contains any entries you do not know about. If you are denied credit, you may be entitled to a free copy of your report Getting a new Social Security number If you have done all you can to fix the problem and someone still is using your number, we may assign you a new number. We cannot guarantee that a new number will solve your problem. You cannot get a new Social Security number if:

* You filed for bankruptcy;

* You intend to avoid the law or your legal responsibility; or

* Your Social Security card is lost or stolen, but there is no evidence that someone is using your number.

Contacting Social Security