Crossword Answer ssn

Here are all the crossword puzzles and clues where the answer ssn appeared.

Clue

Puzzle

Date

Unique American ID: Abbr.

Daily Themed Crossword

Wall Street Journal

It can be replaced for relig. reasons if it includes “666”

Wall Street Journal

123-45-6789 is not a valid one: Abbr.

Nine-digit ID: Abbr.

Daily Themed Crossword

ID assigned to newborns

Nine-digit ID: Abbr.

Daily Themed Crossword

ID first issued in 1936

11-character fig. on a form

Nine-digit ID, for short

Wall Street Journal

Nine-digit ID: Abbr.

Daily Themed Crossword

Fig. on a blue card

Digits sought by phishers: Abbr.

Wall Street Journal

Oft-redacted fig.

ID for a US citizen: Abbr.

Daily Themed Crossword

Commonly redacted ID

Govt.-issued ID

I.D. that for Mr. Burns, on “The Simpsons,” is “nought nought nought, nought nought, nought nought nought two”

Nine-digit ID: Abbr.

Daily Themed Crossword

123-45-6789 isn't one: Abbr.

Nine-digit fig.

Wall Street Journal

Mr. Burns supposedly received the second one ever on "The Simpsons": Abbr.

Digits since '35

Nine-digit ID issued to a US citizen: Abbr.

Daily Themed Crossword

Wall Street Journal

W-2 string, briefly

Wall Street Journal

123-45-6789, e.g.

Fig. sought by an identity thief

9-digit ID for an American citizen: Abbr.

Daily Themed Crossword

ID whose first five digits are sometimes ignored

IRS return datum

Job application datum: Abbr.

Nine-digit ID, for a U.S. taxpayer: Abbr.

Daily Themed Crossword

111-11-1111 is not a valid one

ID on an IRS form

ID with two hyphens

Nine-digit ID for a U.S. citizen: Abbr.

Daily Themed Crossword

Fig. whose middle two digits were originally proposed to stand for one's birth month

ID needed for FAFSA

ID needed to get a U.S. passport

ID whose first three numbers cannot be 666

Doubly hyphenated fig.

Wall Street Journal

ID often used on forms

You might provide the "last four" of this, in brief

Taxpayer’s ID

ID on an IRS form

Wall Street Journal

Fig. created by F.D.R.'s New Deal

Nine-digit ID for a U.S. citizen: Abbr.

Daily Themed Crossword

ID on a tax form

Info that's often only partly revealed: Abbr.

Nine digits on an I-9

Fig. on a blue card

ID that new U.S. residents can apply for

Common phishing target: Abbr.

ID with a billion possibilities

001-01-0001, for one: Abbr.

ID on a 1099-NEC form

Fig. often phished for

Application info, often

ID targeted by a phisher

ID since the Great Depression

No. on a Medicare app

ID shared with a CPA

Fig. that Todd Davis, then-CEO of LifeLock, leaked in 2006

Fig. input on I.R.S. forms

Loan application ID

ID no. used to e-file

Government-issued ID

Wall Street Journal

Taxpayer’s ID

Wall Street Journal

I.R.S. identifier, for short

ID that's never reused

Nine-digit ID no.

Tax form digits

Spear phisher's initial target

Bit of redacted info, for short

Obj. of identity theft

Fig. with two hyphens

Nine-digit I.D. that never begins with “666”

You might need just the "last four" of it: Abbr.

"Last four digits" ID

Wall Street Journal

Government-issued ID no.

Personal ID digits: Abbr.

Daily Themed Crossword Mini

Govt.-issued ID

Digits in IRS forms

Wall Street Journal

US Taxpayer's ID: Abbr.

Daily Themed Crossword Mini

Tax form digits

Wall Street Journal

Oft-redacted ID

ID no. with two hyphens

000-00-0002, for Mr. Burns on "The Simpsons": Abbr.

Fig. in identity theft

Digits of interest to the IRS

Wall Street Journal

ID on tax forms