So I Started This New Job

[Stick Up Kid]

been here for a week.. but damn, i lost my social, and citzenship papers. (been a U.S. citizen since 2001, born in Cuba). They want to see atleast a copy of my social by Friday...

U.S. governmet taking 6-8 weeks for my application.

am i out of luck brehs

 

[Tunez]

 

[Orange cream shake]

been here for a week.. but damn, i lost my social, and citzenship papers. (been a U.S. citizen since 2001, born in Cuba). They want to see atleast a copy of my social by Friday...

U.S. governmet taking 6-8 weeks for my application.

am i out of luck brehs

If you are a us citizen, you can't go to the social security office request a new card? They normally give you a receipt that should be accepted by the employer

 

[Juggalo Fred]

I know a guy who can help out but it'll cost you...

 

[Arithmetic]

been here for a week.. but damn, i lost my social, and citzenship papers. (been a U.S. citizen since 2001, born in Cuba). They want to see atleast a copy of my social by Friday...

U.S. governmet taking 6-8 weeks for my application.

am i out of luck brehs

Can employers accept a receipt for a replacement document for I-9 purposes? - Nolo.com

Your new employee can work. For I-9 purposes, you can accept a receipt for an application to replace a lost, stolen, or damaged document. The receipt only works for 90 days, though, after which your employee must present an original document or documents.

The important rules to remember are:

• the document must have been lost, stolen, or damaged (a receipt for an application to renew an expired document will generally not suffice*)
• the receipt must be an actual receipt, not just a printout confirming the individual’s information (the Social Security Administration sometimes issues SSN printouts that employees will try to present as receipts)
• the lost, stolen, or damaged document must be an acceptable I-9 document, and
• you must calendar to follow up with the employee within 90 days to review the original document(s).

After the SSA stopped issuing the detailed SSN printouts, also called numidents, some have reported problems in obtaining evidence for Employment Verification (Form I-9) purposes.

The SSA has clarified in an email that it is still their policy that they will continue to issue those simple receipts. As stated in the email “If you request a receipt, it will be provided after the Social Security office is certain all document requirements have been met and verified to assign an SSN or issue the replacement card. Most employers will accept the receipt until the card is available.”

 

[Freedman]

If you are a us citizen, you can't go to the social security office request a new card? They normally give you a receipt that should be accepted by the employer

This the social security office should give you something that says you applied for a new social security card