Social Security Number Disclosure Sample Clauses

Social Security Number Disclosure. The Florida Department of Children and Families requests that you provide your social security number(s), but you are not required to do so under the law. However, if you give us your social security number(s) we can determine your eligibility for assistance or services faster and more accurately. The department uses social security numbers for identity verification, income and eligibility verification, and other purposes related to administration of our programs.
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Social Security Number Disclosure. I hereby agree to provide my social security number(s) to the Florida Department of Children and Families(DCF)/Refugee Service Program, though I understand I am not required to do so under the law. I further authorize the Florida Department of Children and Families/Refugee Services Program to use my social security number(s) for identity, income, employment and eligibility verification, as well as other purposes related to the administration of DCF programs.
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