Social Security Certificates now allow a Postmaster attested age declaration in lieu of full birthdate for certificate issuance. The amendment permits 'date of birth or completed years of age' as the prescribed age description, adds a written statement by the applicant made in the presence of the Postmaster as acceptable proof, revises Form 1 to omit day-month-year detail and adjust its footnote, and inserts Form 5 requiring a signed or thumb imprinted declaration of completed years of age, Postmaster attestation and a warning that a false declaration may lead to forfeiture of interest or death benefits.
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Social Security Certificates now allow a Postmaster attested age declaration in lieu of full birthdate for certificate issuance.
The amendment permits "date of birth or completed years of age" as the prescribed age description, adds a written statement by the applicant made in the presence of the Postmaster as acceptable proof, revises Form 1 to omit day-month-year detail and adjust its footnote, and inserts Form 5 requiring a signed or thumb imprinted declaration of completed years of age, Postmaster attestation and a warning that a false declaration may lead to forfeiture of interest or death benefits.
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