Question

The numbers on the bottom of a typical check represent all of the following EXCEPT? A Social Security Number B Routing Number C Account Number D Check Number

Answer 1

The answer is A, the numbers at the bottom of a typical check do not represent social security numbers

Answer 2

The answer is "A, Social Security Number".

The Social Security number (SSN) was made in 1936 for the sole reason for following the income chronicles of U.S. specialists, for use in deciding Social Security advantage privilege and processing advantage levels. From that point forward, utilization of the SSN has extended significantly. Today the SSN might be the most normally utilized numbering framework in the United States. As of December 2008, the Social Security Administration (SSA) had issued more than 450 million unique SSNs, and about each legitimate occupant of the United States had one.