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Section 30-3-194 - Issuance or renewal of license, etc.; Social Security number requirements.

AL Code § 30-3-194 (2019) (N/A)
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(a) Any agency charged with the administration of any law concerning the issuance or renewal of a license, certificate, or permit to engage in a profession, occupation, or recreational, sporting, or commercial activity shall require all applicants for issuance of the license, certificate, or permit, to provide the applicant's Social Security number to the agency, which agency shall record the Social Security number on the application and related records maintained by the agency.

(b) The Alabama State Law Enforcement Agency may require all applicants for issuance or renewal of a driver's license, learner's permit, or other authorization to drive a private or commercial motor vehicle to provide the applicant's Social Security number to the department. The department shall record the Social Security number on the application and related records maintained by the department.

(c) All divorce decrees, support orders, and paternity determinations issued, and all paternity acknowledgments made, shall include in the records the Social Security number of each party subject to the decree, order, determination, or acknowledgement. The Social Security number of each party subject to a divorce shall be included in the divorce certificate filed in the Office of Vital Statistics.

(d) The Social Security number of both parties to the marriage shall be collected by those parties issuing a marriage license and shall appear on the license and certificate sent to the Office of Vital Statistics.

(e) The Office of Vital Statistics shall collect the Social Security number of the deceased individual and place the number on the death certificate.

(f) Any agency charged with the duty to record an individual's Social Security number shall provide the individual's Social Security number to the state Title IV-D agency at the agency's request for the purpose of administering the child support program.

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Section 30-3-194 - Issuance or renewal of license, etc.; Social Security number requirements.