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US Social Security Office for Genealogy
January 26, 2010 by Chris
Filed under Articles, Genealogy Civil Records, Genealogy Records 101, Public Records
Did you know that any United States citizen living in the US on or after 1936 is required by law to have obtained a Social Security Card. A Social Security Card is obtained by filing a Social Security Application. Social Security Applications are a part of the public record. The Social Security Application requires the applicant to state their mother’s and father’s full name. Very helpful to someone researching their family tree. To get access to these public records, you need to visit the Social Security Administration or a site that allows you to search their records.
You can search the records of the US Social Security Office from a number of sources. One popular source is at RootsWeb (which you can visit at the link below).
