On Aug 11, 7:34*pm, Peter wrote:
On 2010-08-11 17:24:52 -0700, "Brenda Ann"
said:

Also, think about this: even the ones using faked SSN's are paying into
Social Security. Those payments will not go to the person illegally using
that SSN, but to the person who actually owns the SSN. If nobody owns the
SSN, then the payments just go into the general fund to be distributed
later.

The benefits go into a suspense account where the money is immediately
used up anyway.

So, a real or a faked SSN/TIN doesn't matter as the receipts will be
spent on those who have a valid number and who file for benefits.

I am reminded that when I applied for early SS, do to a marked decline
in my investment portfolio income, I was supposedly required to supply
an official copy of my Certificate of Live Birth.

I actually DID obtain such a certificate from the State of Ohio, but
when I called the local SS office to for instructions, the official
said my COLB was NOT required as they had already verified it from
other sources.

Perhaps from my U.S. Passport data?

I HAD to provide a certified copy of my COLB to obtain my first
passport, but not on subsequent passport applications.

- Incidentally, for those so-called "birthers" out there ... both
- California and Ohio COLBs are facsimiles of the actual original
- document, signed by the attending physician, but printed by
- photographic means (Ohio) or xerographic means (California) on
special
- paper which is virtually impossible to counterfeit. Imbedded silk
- threads, multi-color printing (intaglio in CA's case) and
- micro-printing. The whole nine-yards. Also a raised seal of the
state,
- over the signature of the official who issued it ... an MD-MPH in
CA's
- case.

As one of my former Bosses told me :
"Dang RHF you don't think like a Criminal"

1 - 'on special paper which is virtually impossible
to counterfeit. Imbedded silk threads,

Steal a box of the Paper -hit-the- "That Was Easy" Button

2 - multi-color printing (intaglio in CA's case)
and micro-printing.

Buy or 'borrow the Printer -hit-the- "That Was Easy" Button


3 - The whole nine-yards.

Always Go . . . The Extra Yard ! ;;-}}

4 - Also a raised seal of the state, over the
signature of the official who issued it ..

No Problemo Senior -hit-the- "That Was Too Easy" Button

Hello reminds me of the all too real Newspaper Story
from the 1970s about the Chicago INS Office that had
to Raid the Janitorial Contractor for it's own Office.
The Nighttime Janitorial Service for the INS Office
[Federal Building] was made up of many Illegal Aliens
who had access to the open stock of "Green Cards"
and the Equipment used to Print/Issue them in the
Office. -oops-egg-on-face-

an un-documented re-birther ~ RHF