Dead people cannot work, earn wages or get benefits. But, due in part to faulty
recording processes by the Social Security Administration, that is exactly what's happening according to a recent SSA Inspector General report.
The IG found SSA did not transfer death information for approximately 1.2 million
people from an internal records system to its Numident database, a master file of
information on each individual issued a social security number. SSA uses the
Numident database to generate the Death Master File and help with the E-Verify
process. A variety of agencies and private sector companies use both to ensure
they have correct information when confirming people's identities.
Of the 50 cases randomly selected for review by the IG, SSA failed to transfer the
death information for all 50 to the Numident.
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What a collosal waste of resources our govenrment has turned into.
ReplyDeleteYou mean the same dead people who vote democratic.
ReplyDeleteThe Government shows no respect for the people that went first.
ReplyDeleteSo! Now Obama wants to take away peoples money just because their old and dead?
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