美国人的SSN号规律

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转贴的，如果可以加加精就谢谢了，我在这里好像搜不到这贴，应该对一些人有用处吧。

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( T6 S6 i7 R( k% T3 TSince 1973, social security numbers have been issued by our central office. The first three (3) digits of a person’s social security number are determined by the ZIP Code of the mailing address shown on the application for a
( D- `! g, f: B. L( tsocial security number. Prior to 1973, social security numbers were assigned by our field offices. The number
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merely established that his/her card was issued by one of our offices in that State.??See also High Group List of SSN’s.     
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他们都是在服务器端验证的，不知道是什么算法...   
初步研究，与所在的州是有关系的。   
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( \9 u6 T2 s4 |5 W0 J2 vhttp://www.ssa.gov/foia/stateweb.html     
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只要开头3个数字，ok 前3位和你州相符就可以了     


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0 C* p  d+ i7 g$ FThe chart below shows the first 3 digits of the social security numbers assigned throughout the United States
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and its possessions.??See "Note" at bottom of page.     

001-003     
New Hampshire   

8 _+ R0 D, V1 @% {8 h, g004-007     
Maine   
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. |* P' I" c, z008-009     
Vermont   

010-034     
Massachusetts   

035-039     
5 I- ^* g, @, aRhode Island   

040-049     
9 L, v: ?* O% l! bConnecticut   
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050-134     
/ e/ i4 z" \# M8 d5 p6 `# jNew York   

- d* z; P9 D" C+ @4 t; p% A2 ^2 {8 F135-158     
New Jersey   
  k2 v3 l$ U4 q+ A1 o  L
  o0 l- ]' }+ O* `2 ]159-211     
Pennsylvania   
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/ n7 I! \# T$ A212-220     
& D) M6 \) I5 K; c1 N& EMaryland   
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221-222     
( N1 Q* x( F" f8 m/ tDelaware   
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8 R- ~: ]1 I, s* S& @223-231     
Virginia   
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691-699*   
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232-236     
West Virginia   

+ I: o4 S3 J& u232     
North Carolina   

* X; s( O8 I- l! v; H& Z% Z3 Z237-246   

4 ^4 O* _7 ^5 [+ o681-690   
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8 i& B7 m1 V0 K247-251     
South Carolina   

654-658   
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9 U! L+ T' ?' I9 L. g  m9 n252-260     
/ i; L9 e% m+ ~Georgia   
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667-675   

261-267     
Florida   

589-595   

# b* x; x  }' i4 ]: i( ~1 f766-772   
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268-302     
! o- A% F& S/ H( j& V: K* j5 kOhio   

303-317     
2 B- f0 P7 v2 J* b- I5 x$ m" i' _' mIndiana   
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8 o: ?( Q2 C5 X2 {$ kIllinois   
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362-386     
2 X; B, o- _. G6 C- TMichigan   

% l/ J% e, q) O8 w387-399     
1 @% b& ^8 W) q7 j% D" v, W* GWisconsin   

; T( X2 t7 y- R5 f0 n400-407     
' ~" F  j1 i% S* U$ y' U: E+ ?Kentucky   
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- r2 j2 \4 ?5 h4 Q& h408-415     
Tennessee   
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756-763*   

416-424     
, m3 L1 k- v0 e! y7 m; A0 H3 dAlabama   
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Mississippi   
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587-588   

752-755*   

429-432     
6 Q. p7 P4 f! [! {- uArkansas   

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4 }! p) V/ l" F. i8 N) F! e433-439     
& H% Q% x) N  |/ _. hLouisiana   
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440-448     
8 ]+ N. g" y$ z% UOklahoma   

449-467     
: P# u" k" v+ A7 U0 RTexas   
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627-645   

% f5 U2 O% }9 h468-477     
  b6 I$ v* l) e" x  w) O; QMinnesota   

# K# m# h: p. G2 X6 c478-485     
* c9 t. W3 w" q; QIowa   

& a4 K6 A5 d7 |486-500     
Missouri   

501-502     
North Dakota   

503-504     
South Dakota   

, o( L  n9 P3 r- m505-508     
/ _. Q, P6 R' i- D+ M6 oNebraska   

7 F' n8 b! C" K0 E6 @& Z509-515     
4 p- F# |; O4 \' T' |, N$ T' GKansas   
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516-517     
Montana   
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518-519     
Idaho   

520     
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521-524     
Colorado   
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650-653   

525,585     
New Mexico   

2 {3 g* @7 h  B) t* e648-649   
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526-527     
Arizona   
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$ {! u0 i% e4 g) U, q( W( |600-601   
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" U5 ~9 v  j0 m% K* z& ]* N764-765   
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* ?8 {/ F' U2 p0 [2 l+ O/ g6 K528-529     
Utah   

. y, x$ ?# }* l" @) u+ B646-647   
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530     
' s1 D3 a; Q5 j( Z9 zNevada   

680   
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531-539     
+ N" u4 h+ H* g% Y; |* SWashington   
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Oregon   

) g5 {7 {% c" }/ \9 S1 g4 Z545-573     
California   
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602-626   
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! g) a& f3 `" _5 UAlaska   
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% H( `2 V0 [0 e& m* h575-576     
Hawaii   
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750-751*   

& v1 T* d2 k5 [9 p# G9 Z( O- v577-579     
District of Columbia   

+ M1 S# y6 F, r580     
: p) |8 C* }- M! [Virgin Islands   
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580-584     
5 j0 |* N# N# g, t( DPuerto Rico   
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# s$ Z  r3 G9 X" U4 c( o5 H/ p596-599   
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6 `4 o, Z1 C7 u2 _) P2 _8 b1 @586     
Guam   

# a: f2 [3 S! O; B9 p, |0 A; Q586     
7 s- }7 o. P6 ]& SAmerican Samoa   

586     
Philippine Islands   

700-728     
# L6 S7 z2 g$ C3 T$ i1 }$ H* ]Railroad Board**   

729-733 Enumeration at Entry     
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+ g8 L( C( G6 n  v, s( `- H! wNOTE: The same area, when shown more than once, means that certain numbers have been transferred from
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one State to another, or that an area has been divided for use among certain geographic locations.   
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The information in our records about an individual is confidential by law and cannot be disclosed except in

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& V0 v- F) ^# z: k** 700-728 Issuance of these numbers to railroad employees was discontinued July 1, 1963

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