How to say social security code in spanish.

Question

How to say social security code in spanish. For example if I have to ask what is your social security code, what would it be in spanish.

Is code the same as number, like in the US? :) - cristalino, Jun 14, 2011

Oh, caps would be nice along with proper punctuation...if it's not asking too much. ;-) - cristalino, Jun 14, 2011

Please read our rules about thread titles. Please also use correct "capitalisation" when posting. - Eddy, Jun 14, 2011

Chris!! - pacofinkler, Jun 14, 2011

@Paco: ¡Ensimismado con cocinandome unos huevos con chorizo cuándo hiciste text! :) - cristalino, Jun 14, 2011

Cristalino: ensimismado cocinándome unos huevos con chorizo cuando what?????? :-) - - Agora, Jun 14, 2011

¡Seis signos de interrogación, por favor! :-) Quise decir lo siguiente: when you made your text (msg)! Que me ayudan... :-) - cristalino, Jun 15, 2011

Lol... ahora entiendo. :-) - Agora, Jun 20, 2011

Answer 1

Mexicans do not have a social security number as you know it in the U.S.

We have an R.F.C. (federal registry of contributors) code if we pay taxes.

Workers have a "Seguro Social" number when they are working for a person or a company. This number may change as their employment changes. It permits them to access health and other government services ( such as the deposit to their pension) as paid for by their employer (includes the contribution of the worker).

"Seguro Social" is one of the main national systems of health and pension services in Mexico

Answer 2

I have always heard "número de seguridad social" in these parts!

Por favor, me puede dar su número de seguridad social... is probably the simplest way to ask nicely.... - cristalino, Jun 14, 2011

Answer 3

código de seguridad social is used more in other countries, but it is used in the U.S. also.

another example

"código"... interesting... all my American life and not once uttered in my presence! je je - cristalino, Jun 14, 2011

Chris the "codigo" is the law, - pacofinkler, Jun 14, 2011

Gfreed: in your links, "código" equals " codification of the law". Seguridad Social is what is adressed in the law. - Agora, Jun 14, 2011

Answer 4

I remember working with credit, this question often came up. The most simple way to ask and be understood clearly is, "¿cual es su/ tu (pronoun depends on situation) social?