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Privacy Publications
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Information specific to: Canada
These publications are prepared by the Privacy Commissioner of Canada.
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Fact Sheet - Refugee Status
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Information specific to: Canada
This fact sheet contains information pertaining to individuals with refugee status.
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Expiry date for 900 series SINs
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Information specific to: Canada
This publication (IN-AH032-03-03) contains information on the expiry date shown on 900 series SIN card.
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Social Insurance Number (SIN) and Death Notifications
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Information specific to: Canada
Social Insurance Number (SIN) and death notifications
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Get your Social Insurance Number by telephone (New Brunswick only)
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Information specific to: Canada
Social Insurance Number by telephone (New Brunswick only)
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Social Insurance Number. Yours to Protect!
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Information specific to: Canada
What is a social Insurance Number (SIN)? Provinding your SIN, show your SIN card to your employer, you don't always have to show your SIN, SIN and fraud, death notifications and SIN, applying for a SIN
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Documents you need when you apply for a Social Insurance Number (SIN)
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Information specific to: Canada
primary documents, supporting documents, legal guardians, SIN fraud is serious
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Employers and Social Insurance Numbers (SIN): What You Need To Know
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Information specific to: Canada
you must ask to see the SIN card, SINs are confidential, if you suspect fraud
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Is someone else using your Social Insurance Number?
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Information specific to: Canada
People use lost, stolen or borrowed Social Insurance Number (SIN) cards for many purposes. When someone else uses your Social Insurance Number, you may face a request for additional income tax, or have difficulty getting credit.
| Last modified : 2006-02-05 | top | Important Notices |