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Social Security tax for state employees?

I recently got a report for the history of my earnings in the mail from the Social Security administration and it lists no income for me in 2007 (towards social security). I was a state employee of Maryland that year so am I wondering do state and federal employees not pay social security tax? Am I entitled to anything from the state in the future? How/why does it work this way (assuming this is not a mistake)?

It also might be that the information for 2007 is not yet updated. It can take the system quite a few months into the next year before information may be updated -- depending on when the information was sent to the SSA.

If you still think that it's a state employee vs. non-state employee issue, you can look into it further by following the information on this Social Security Administration web site:

http://www.socialsecurity.gov/pubs/10051.html

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social security card?

i was born in the united states but i have been living in my country and i just came into the country this year. i went to go apply for my social security card for the first time in maryland and i am trying to find out how long its going to take for me to recieve it. anyone that knows how the maryland social security system works.they said they had to verify my birth certificate and they will send the social security card when they get the response from the birth certificate office in jersey because that is were i was born

Because of your circumstances, it may take months. Be patient. They're being extra careful nowadays.

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