08Aug
I Received a Social Security Mismatch Letter; What Do I Do Now?
As of 2019, employers are receiving letters from the Social Security Administration entitled “Employer Correction Requests.” These letters, also known as “mismatch” letters, are sent when the names or social security numbers listed on an employer’s...
By:
Shipman & Goodwin LLP
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