Answer:
We have spotted SSN (3 Letters) a total of 356 times in our database. Below you may see the clues associated with SSN and also when and where was it last seen:
Referring crossword puzzle clues
- W-9 ID
- Target of ID thieves
- Target of some phishing scams (Abbr.)
- ID meant to be kept secret
- Often-redacted fig.
- W-9 fig.
- Oft-protected fig.
- Fig. that cannot start with 9
- ID fig. often hidden by xs
- Tax form no.
- Form 1099 fig.
- ID whose lowest possibility is 001-01-0001
- ID with hyphens
- Three-part no.
- Something usually kept private for short
- No. that someone might memorize the last four digits of
- W-2 fig.
- Digits often hidden by xs
- Fig. exposed in some data breaches
- ID on some tax forms
- I.R.S. fig.
- Government-assigned ID
- Digits assigned by the govt.
- Fig. on Form W-2
- ID created as part of FDR's New Deal
- Common employee ID
- ID assigned shortly after birth
- Tax form fig.
- Fig. that never starts with 666
- Grace Owen got the lowest one possible (001-01-0001) in brief
- W-9 nine: Abbr.
- Tax filer’s ID
- Target of some phishing scams: Abbr.
- Guarded ID digits
- What a phisher may be phishing for
- Filer’s ID
- ID used on an IRS form
- Digits from the government
- Stay there!
- Payroll ID
- U.S. tax ID
- IRS form no.
- ID with nine digits
- Gifted orator
- Digits rarely given out in a bar: Abbr.
- Government ID
- Jazz instrument
- ID needed to apply for many credit cards
- Last four digits fig.
- W-2 ID
- It can be replaced for relig. reasons if it includes 666
- 123-45-6789 is not a valid one: Abbr.
- ID assigned to newborns
- Double-hyphenated ID
- ID that might help determine benefits
- ID created in 1936
- ID first issued in 1936
- Employee ID
- U.S. ID with hyphens
- Form 1040 ID
- Digits sought by phishers: Abbr.
- Oft-redacted fig.
- Three-part ID
- Commonly redacted ID
- Fed. ID fig.
- 123-45-6789 isn't one: Abbr.
- Nine-digit fig.
- Member of an elite fighting force
- Tax no.
- Important ID
- W-2 string briefly
- IRS form ID
- Tax return ID
- Where 577-579 stood for DC
- ID theft target
- ID on a W-2
- Job application datum: Abbr.
- 111-11-1111 is not a valid one
- ID on an IRS form
- ID with two hyphens
- IRS identifier
- IRS nine-digit ID: Abbr.
- ID needed for FAFSA
- ID needed to get a U.S. passport
- ID whose first three numbers cannot be 666
- Doubly hyphenated fig.
- No. on 1040s
- ID often used on forms
- ID with dashes
- 1040 fig.
- You might provide the last four of this in brief
- Taxpayer’s ID
- ID for a W-2
- IDs on tax forms
- Fig. created by F.D.R.s New Deal
- IRS ID
- Taxpayers ID
- ID on a tax form
- Info thats 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
- Personal ID
- Application info often
- ID targeted by a phisher
- ID since the Great Depression
- No. on a Medicare app
- XXX-XX-XXXX #
- ID on IRS forms
- ID shared with a CPA
- Loan application ID
- ID no. used to e-file
- Government-issued ID
- Taxpayer's ID
- I.R.S. identifier for short
- ID thats never reused
- Phishers fig.
- Nine-digit ID no.
- Spear phisher's initial target
- Bit of redacted info for short
- Tax ID
- Obj. of identity theft
- Fig. with two hyphens
- You might need just the last four of it Abbr.
- Last four digits ID
- 1040 ID
- xxx-xx-xxxx ID
- Government-issued ID no.
- W-2 ID no.
- Govt.-issued ID
- Phishing fig.
- Digits in IRS forms
- Tax form ID
- ###-##-####
- Tax form digits
- Common ID
- ID on a filing
- Oft-redacted ID
- ID no. with two hyphens
- 000-00-0002 for Mr. Burns on The Simpsons Abbr.
- Digits of interest to the IRS
- Fig. in identity theft
- Nine-digit ID
- ID on tax forms
Usage among publishers:
- USA Today: Jan 29, 2026
- LA Times: Jan 25, 2026
- USA Today: Jan 16, 2026
- USA Today: Jan 15, 2026
- New York Times: Jan 9, 2026
- New York Times: Jan 7, 2026
- New York Times: Jan 2, 2026
- LA Times: Dec 22, 2025
- Newsday: Dec 7, 2025
- LA Times: Dec 3, 2025
- New York Times: Nov 14, 2025
- LA Times: Nov 9, 2025
- Newsday: Oct 17, 2025
- New York Times: Oct 15, 2025
- USA Today: Oct 9, 2025
- LA Times: Sep 21, 2025
- LA Times: Sep 11, 2025
- LA Times: Sep 9, 2025
- USA Today: Jul 10, 2025
- USA Today: Jul 5, 2025
- Universal: Jun 30, 2025
- LA Times: Jun 9, 2025
- Universal: May 22, 2025
- Newsday: May 16, 2025
- Universal: May 7, 2025
- Universal: May 4, 2025
- New York Times: Apr 13, 2025
- Universal: Mar 15, 2025
- Wall Street Journal: Feb 17, 2023