Yes. The SSA allows people to change numbers if applicants can prove they have cultural or religious issues with their assigned number or if identity theft is an ongoing issue. In addition, Social Security may consider number changes if someone is being tracked by their SS number and in danger or facing harassment. There are other extenuating circumstances permitting U.S. citizens to change their Social Security number at any point in their lives.

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