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Since UT is trying to avoid using SSNs as identifiers, is it necessary to include the SSN on the Request for Travel?

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Since UT is trying to avoid using SSNs as identifiers, is it necessary to include the SSN on the Request for Travel?

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A. Yes. Until the changeover is complete, it is the only valid identifier for the individual. To comply with Tex. Gov’t Code Ann. Sec. 403.055 (Vernon Supp. 1992), the State Comptroller requires a person’s SSN to set up a vendor. If the person does not have an SSN because they are not a US citizen, you can request a temporary number when processing the RTA.

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