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Is it safe to give the last 4 digits of SSN on job application?

It is important to note that you should only provide the last four digits of your SSN. If you are concerned about your personal information being mishandled or misused, ask the staffing agency about their privacy policies and what steps they take to protect sensitive information.

Do banks ask for last 4 digits of SSN?

US federal law requires financial institutions like NALA to obtain the last four digits of your social security number (SSN). Our banking partner then verifies this information to confirm your identity. As a financially regulated company, we are required by law to know exactly who has accounts with us.

What to do if you give out your last 4 digits of SSN?

Here are six steps to complete to minimize fraud damage if youve accidentally given your Social Security number to a scammer. Check your credit report for signs of fraud. Freeze your credit as soon as possible. Report the scam to the FTC and the police. Report the theft to the IRS. Submit a Social Security fraud report.

Is the last 4 digits of SSN important?

Sometimes people will ask for the last four digits of your Social Security number. Be sure to keep those numbers safe because theyre unique to you. Dishonest people can find out the other numbers in your Social Security number, but not the last four. Dont be afraid to ask questions.