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Essentially, the last four digits of your SSN serve as a unique identifier in client databases and the information is sent over immediately and never saved by the staffing agencys representatives. It is important to note that you should only provide the last four digits of your SSN.
Why is the last 4 of my SSN important?
The Risk of Identity Theft Identity thieves can exploit the last four digits of your SSN using automated tools to test these combinations, as well as trial and error methods.
Are the last four digits of Social Security number required?
The final four digits of your Social Security number comprise the serial number. These digits ran consecutively from 0001 to 9999 within each group, providing unique identifiers for individuals receiving SSNs within the same area and group combination.
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