It takes years. And even so, when somebody checks out your past they may acquire "your" SSN from when you used it there just by asking for it during a reference check.
So what I meant is when you approach a new company for an employer, they may treat you like a liar; "Your SSN is XXX-XX-XXXX. We had to get it off a former employer on your resume." And with a nation full of evacuated refugees hungry for work, well...
For instance in "real life" Panicpass probably uses his legal name routinely like it is his true name.
http://friends-n-family-research.inf...Definition.jpg
http://friends-n-family-research.inf...Name_legal,jpg
Note that "name" in a legal
law dictionary is for all intents and purposes the same as
legal name in common law. So it is easy without understanding the consent to a social compact, to perceive that there is a big corrupt conspiracy afoot. Maybe my words are falling on deaf ears but one must know these distinctions in order to gain control over contracts - to defeat presumptions. Even to be able to explain why your name has changed and you are allowed to extinguish your SSN just by ceasing to use it - at least in a three-sentence delivery to the personnel clerk at a corporation that has just hired you contractor or employee. And not sound like a complete kook so they just show you the door and blackball you to the next potential jobs.
In the 1828 Webster's Encyclopedic Dictionary this is called
pseudonomania - false name craziness.
Quote:
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A form of insanity characterized by a morbid propensity to lying.
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These days it is more akin to
pathological lying. Any way about it if you do not know your own name, you are in a world of hurt because you have a slew of presumptions made about you. About your obligations to society made through various constructive trusts.
It sounded very time sensitive in your household. You just lost your contract over the SSN* and that withholding process. Your husband is interviewing in a very connected and information-sharing marketplace; regardless of what he does technically. If you project the evil and corruption "out there" then all employers are evil. You shoot yourself in the foot before you even get out the door for an interview.
Regards,
David Merrill.
* If you have paid into SS bennies for 40+ quarters, you are entitled to the bennies. Or so I hear. Check into it. If true and you have paid your "fair share" tell your new employer that you choose not to keep paying into the insurance premiums being that you have already met the minimum requirements. This may help you make sense about not wanting to use your SSN for employment purposes [the SSN as you know is required for a Taxpayer ID Number too.]