My parent is applying for a job and said the employer is...

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Question by Fortra
Submitted on 9/25/2003
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My parent is applying for a job and said the employer is requesting my and my sister's SSN (I am in my 30, and sister in late 20's and have our own families). We both said no, but I was wondering about the validity of this request? I have NEVER been requested to supply the SSN of my children or others on an application, or during an interview. She has no reason to need my SSN. Any thoughts? Thanks!

Answer by shadoe
Submitted on 11/16/2003
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just tell them to leave you alone about it and just keep saying no

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