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Article #2267Re: Borrowed records from Revenue Canada
From: Mark Brader
Date: Fri, 21 Nov 1986 19:04
Date: Fri, 21 Nov 1986 19:04
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> > (Plan B: ... "I don't have it with me.")
> Regarding Plan B: The back of the SIN card says "Keep on your person."
> Fortunately, it is still legal to go around without a SIN, and if you have
> one, without the card. ("Pull over! SIN police! Do you have your SIN card?"
> ...)
Well, that depends on how old it is. The back of mine says: "Keep one
copy on your person and put the other in a safe place." This means that
there are two places that someone could steal it from...
Mark Brader
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