You’re still dead, Ohio court tells man trying to overturn death filing

So without a Social Security number, and other paperwork, he will have a tough time getting a legit job.

But if he first goes to Mexico and illegally comes back to the US, the government will give him a SS number, and free healthcare.
He can pick his own new name and identity, as well.

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Originally Posted by james_bond_007

So without a Social Security number, and other paperwork, he will have a tough time getting a legit job.

But if he first goes to Mexico and illegally comes back to the US, the government will give him a SS number, and free healthcare.
He can pick his own new name and identity, as well.

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With a name like Donald Miller I think he'll have trouble passing for Hispanic. :)

Right you are but ...
He can pick his own new name and identity, as well.

or he can be
Don Molinero

Not sure if I should admit this but......my home town[facepalm]

Why wouldn't he have his original social?

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Originally Posted by Zundfolge

Dude, stay dead!

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yeah, not sure I'm seeing the downside on that one...

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Originally Posted by merl

With a name like Donald Miller I think he'll have trouble passing for Hispanic. :)

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Nah, he's one of those "white Hispanics" NBC referred to after Trayvon chose the wrong guy to pound into the concrete.

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Originally Posted by Irving

Why wouldn't he have his original social?

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The SS#, per se, wouldn't go away.
I would have concerns that when filling out a W-4, an application for a DL, income taxes, etc. that eventually "errors" would pop up indicating the SS# is "invalid".
I believe that part (I say part, not all) of the reason to have a death certificate is to log the deceased as invalid to vote, end their collecting of SS benefits, etc.

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