Subject: RE: [WethePeople_Shareholders] Reviewing a Birth Certificate Birth Area Code
From: Robert Chadwick <[email-masked]>
To: Thomas Widlar <[email-masked]>, We the people <[email-masked]>
Date: Thu, 16 Jan 2014 20:02:59 -0800
List-Id: <WethePeople_Shareholders.yahoogroups.com>

Program Operations Manual System (POMS)

Effective Dates: 08/05/2010 - Present Previous | Next 

TN 8 (08-10)

RM
10210.305 Reviewing a Birth Certificate Birth Area Code

A.
Information about the birth area code

Since 1948, most State registrars
use a uniform numbering system. 

Birth certificates (BCs) issued by
the States generally include an 11-digit number in a xxx xx xxxxxx format. The
number begins with a 3-digit birth area code number followed by a 2-digit year of
registration (almost always the year of birth) and lastly a 6-digit serial
registration number (assigned sequentially to each birth as it is filed). 

B.
Procedure for reviewing the birth area code

Follow this procedure in
conjunction with RM 10210.210, Reviewing Age, Identity, Citizenship and Lawful
Alien Status Evidence for an SSN Card. 

1.     
Compare the 3-digit birth area code with the birth area code(s)
listed below. 

2.     
Compare the serial registration number with the date of birth.
Registration numbers issued early in the year should have a low registration
number although it would be unlikely for a birth at the end of the year to have
a low registration number.

3.     
Verify any BC with the issuing agency when the birth area code
number does not agree with the assigned birth area code number. Follow GN 00308.000 and/or
local procedures to verify primary evidence of age with the appropriate BVS.
For additional information regarding suspect or fraudulent birth records, see
RM 10210.700 and regional fraud reports.

C. List
of birth area code numbers

The following list shows birth area
code numbers by State. Exceptions are noted under the applicable State. 

 
  
  Alabama 

  101 

 
  
  Alaska 

  150 

 
  
  Arizona 

  102 

 
  
  Arkansas 

  103 

 
  
  California 

  104 

 
  
  Colorado 

  105 

 
  
  Connecticut 

  106 

 
  
  Delaware 

  107 

 
  
  District
    of Columbia 

  108 

 
  
  Florida 

  109 

 
  
  Georgia 

  110 

 
  
  Guam 

  160 

 
  
  Hawaii 

  151 

 
  
  Idaho 

  111 

 
  
  Illinois 

  112 

 
  
  Indiana 

  113 

 
  
  Iowa 

  114 

 
  
  Kansas 

  115 

 
  
  Kentucky 

  116 

 
  
  Louisiana 
  Prior to 1988, some LA BCs may begin
  with 119. 
  New
    Orleans used the birth area code number 117
  until 7/01/74 when it merged with the LA State system. 

  117

 
  
  Maine 

  118 

 
  
  Maryland 
  Baltimore used the birth
  area code number 154 until the early 1970s when it merged with the MD State
  system. 

  119 

 
  
  Massachusetts 
  Boston does not use
  the birth area code. 

  120 

 
  
  Michigan 

  121 

 
  
  Minnesota 

  122 

 
  
  Mississippi 

  123 

 
  
  Missouri 

  124 

 
  
  Montana 

  125 

 
  
  Nebraska 

  126 

 
  
  Nevada 

  127 

 
  
  New
    Hampshire 

  128 

 
  
  New
    Jersey 

  129 

 
  
  New
    Mexico 

  130 

 
  
  New
    York 
  Only New York City uses the birth area code
  number 156. 

  131 
  156

 
  
  North
    Carolina 

  132 

 
  
  North
    Dakota 

  133 

 
  
  Ohio 

  134 

 
  
  Oklahoma 

  135 

 
  
  Oregon 

  136 

 
  
  Pennsylvania - Uses a
  7-digit number. The last digit is always 0, followed by a hyphen and the year
  of birth. 

   

 
  
  Puerto Rico 

  152 

 
  
  Rhode
    Island 

  138 

 
  
  South
    Carolina 

  139 

 
  
  South
    Dakota 

  140 

 
  
  Tennessee 

  141 

 
  
  Texas 

  142 

 
  
  Utah 

  143 

 
  
  Vermont 

  144 

 
  
  Virginia 

  145 

 
  
  Virgin Islands 

  153 

 
  
  Washington 

  146 

 
  
  West
    Virginia 

  147 

 
  
  Wisconsin 

  148 

 
  
  Wyoming 

  149 

 
  
  To Link to this section - Use this URL: 

  http://policy.ssa.gov/poms.nsf/lnx/0110210305

  RM 10210.305 - Reviewing a Birth
  Certificate Birth Area Code - 08/05/2010

 

 
To: [email-masked]
From: [email-masked]
Date: Thu, 16 Jan 2014 22:44:57 -0500
Subject: Fwd: Re: [WethePeople_Shareholders] Reviewing a Birth Certificate Birth Area Code

        

    

    

     
      
      Have you read this site?
            Firefox gives a very loud warning that this is not a
            legitimate site.  How with this info help us?

        

        When I Google Program Operations
                      Manual System (POMS) 
              Reviewing a Birth
                        Certificate Birth Area Code
            I get a different link.

            https://secure.ssa.gov/poms.nsf/lnx/0110210305

        On 1/16/2014 10:17 PM, JcP wrote:

        

               

                Program Operations Manual
                      System (POMS)
                 
                Reviewing a Birth Certificate
                      Birth Area Code
                Procedure for reviewing the
                      birth area code
                List of birth area code
                      numbers
                 
                https://s044a90.ssa.gov/apps10/poms.nsf/lnx/0110210305

            

         

      

    

	

				

		
			
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