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Why your SS card???
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Show it anyway@Paws_Cat #1 was asking why OP was carrying their SS card, not what it was
Damn that sucks OP.:/ I'm sorry. But my brother is also in June. It'll be okay in the long run though.
As a swiss I am glad he explained what it stood for though. Whenever I see "SS" I think about the second world war (because of the "SchutzStaffel"). So I'm actually glad to figure out what americans mean when they say "SS"
#1 I know right? You can't exactly replace an SS card like you would a credit card. OP might have identity theft coming real soon..
@66 I figured they meant that their license expires on their 21st birthday.
You have 60 or 90 days after you turn 21 to renew your license in most states...
That sucks
Hey, if you don't absolutely need to drive then don't renew it until then, just use public transport. Most cities have month-long charges. Also this is based on the assumption that you don't drive every day so if that's the case then disregard my comment. FYL
Just don't get pulled over until June lol.
Yeah I wouldn't carry your ss card in your wallet just incase it ever goes missing. Best to leave it at home where it's safe and only take it when you need it.
Ditto. All my originals are in a safety deposit box along with my retirement plan. A sealed box of Magic cards from the 90's. :D
I don't know OP's circumstances but I'm in the military and have to carry it everywhere so my wallet is the easiest way to carry it
29 i dont know what type of military you are in, but my husband never uses his. Also it literately says right on the card "do not keep in wallet".
in jersey it expires the year after you turn 21 whether it's been 4 years or not. and most bars won't serve you if it still has the red bar around your picture that says "under 21 till..."
I think they automatically mail you a new license when you turn 21, you don't have to do anything.
Lol wow 70 bucks? Ive always paid 10-15.
I just did it myself and it was $50 for me. Probably varies depending on the state.
Yeah I live in New York and turned 21 2 years ago. I got it in the mail. Didn't have to call, go to my dmv, fill out paperwork...
I'm in North Carolina here and my vertical license doesn't expire until 2020. I would like a new one though... I look nothing like I did when I was 18.
Ydi if u keep ssc in wallet; way too risky to carry it around; irreversible damage when your identity gets stolen; u can always make more money or put a stop or dispute stolen credit cards; u can get another license; but your ssn with dob on your license equals identity theft in which the law can do little to help u; youre so young and this will follow u around for the rest of your life; i hope the best 4u
It's not irreversible. It's a hell of a fight but identity theft can be fixed. It starts with keeping an eye on your credit report so you can report suspicious activity fast.
Oh don't carry your SS card with your ID. If somebody has those two, it's very easy to steal your identity. Still that sucks -- if you don't need your license you could possibly get away with using some other form of ID (passport, school ID) until June
Who carries their social security card in their wallet? That's just dumb man
I have for years
And you've yet to have your identity stolen? Well, you're either very very lucky or your identity isn't worth being stolen…
#89 and if that wallet were stolen, someone could easily access your resources. A fake ID, a forged signature, and the last four digits of your social security card could give someone access to your bank accounts, loans from banks against your credit, and new credit cards in your name. So I would advise stopping that practice.
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Who carries their social security card in their wallet? That's just dumb man
Why your SS card???