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Since 2011 Social Security numbers can now use ?7? and ?8? for the first digit regardless of region or type of employment. However, no Social Security Numbers will be issued with ?9? as the first digit or starting with ?000? or ?666?.

This number has the following rules: consists of 9 digits and usually divided by 3 parts by hyphen (-XX-X). The first part can not be 000, 666, or between 900-900.

Since 1972, when SSA began assigning SSN s and issuing cards centrally from Baltimore, MD , the area number has been assigned based on the ZIP code of the mailing address provided on the application for the original Social Security card. The applicant's mailing address may not be the same as the place of residence.

SSA will no longer issue SSNs based on geography. SSA will issue SSNs with the number ?8? in position 1. with ?7? are for certain states and other specific groups. services that are more accurate than using the High Group List.

Is it possible to get a new Social Security number? Yes, but it is not easy. If you can show that you are in danger due to domestic violence or other abuse, or you are experiencing significant, ongoing financial harm due to identity theft, Social Security can assign you a different number.

Most persons have only one SSN. In certain limited situations, SSA can assign you a new number. If you receive a new SSN, you should use the new number. However, your old and new number will remain linked in our records to ensure that your earnings are credited properly.

The first three digits (the area number) of a SSN are determined by the state where the number was issued. You can get the state-assigned list for each 3-digit origination code by visiting .