Social Security Administration Updates Records of Millions of Americans to Prevent Fraud

The U.S. Social Security Administration announced a major update to the records of millions of Americans aimed at preventing fraud and improper government payments. The agency described the operation as the most comprehensive cleanup of the Social Security number database in 91 years.

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• The Social Security Administration described its cleanup of the Social Security number database as the most comprehensive in 91 years.

  «Social Security Administration reports 'most comprehensive' SSN database clean-up in 91 years»

  KVII
• The update covered records belonging to millions of Americans, meaning its scope involves large numbers of individuals.

  «has made a major update to millions of Americans' records in an attempt to prevent fraud»

  Newsweek
• The operation is part of the administration's effort to reduce government payments that are disbursed improperly.

  «to prevent fraud and improper government payments»

  Newsweek

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