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Originally Posted by Mr V
Note I'm not saying that you should give your SSN just that there is a good reason they would want it to confirm whether the data is actually about the person who they are checking and not someone with the same or similar name.
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Acknowledging this potential issue: when the background check company contacts you back with the background results they could always request the SSN as additional information in the event the findings are negative. That company could also make clear what information they return to their customers with an example (with fake information of course).