Social Security corrects nearly 50 million records in largest SSN cleanup in agency history
The Social Security Administration has corrected nearly 50 million Social Security Number records in its largest cleanup effort ever. The update added missing death records and citizenship status information to these files. This correction affects roughly 15 percent of all active Social Security numbers, marking the first time the agency has undertaken a project of this scale.
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4 sourcesSocial Security corrects death, citizenship information for millions of numbers
Massive update includes nearly 15% of all active Social Security numbers, agency says
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10 sourcesSocial Security Administration updates millions of incorrect records
Social Security Corrects 15% of Active SSNs in Largest Cleanup in 91 Years
Social Security corrects nearly 50 million records in largest SSN cleanup in agency history
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2 developments- Oct 20Social Security corrects nearly 50 million records in largest SSN cleanup in agency history
- Oct 21Massive update includes nearly 15% of all active Social Security numbers, agency says
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