US Social Security Administration Corrects About 50 Million Records

The US Social Security Administration announced that it has corrected about 50 million Social Security number records, in the largest cleanup of its kind in the agency's history. The corrections included adding millions of missing death records and updates to citizenship status.

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• The agency described the operation as the largest cleanup of Social Security number records in its history.

  «وهي أكبر عملية تنظيف في تاريخ الوكالة»

  Fox Business
• The corrections included adding millions of death records that had been missing.

  «adding millions of missing death records and citizenship status updates»

  Fox Business
• The announcement did not specify the number of records linked to improper payments or suspected fraud.

  «The announcement did not say how many, if any, corrected records were tied to improper payments or suspected fraud.»

  Yahoo

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