SSNVS is a service offered by SSA's Business Services Online (BSO). It is used by employers and certain third-party submitters to verify the accuracy of the names and SSNs of their employees for wage reporting purposes. With SSNVS users may verify up to 10 names and SSNs online for immediate results or upload batch files for overnight processing. SSNVS uses the Numident Online Verification Utility (NOVU) for the online requests and EVS for the batch requests. SSNVS is maintained by OSES and both NOVU and EVS are maintained in OEEAS DIVES Verification System Branch.

NOVU is a mainframe application that accesses the NUMIDENT to perform real-time SSN verifications. This program is called by other SSA online programs that serve as interfaces to end-users. Some of the systems that use NOVU for verification purposes include Social Security Number Verification Service (SSNVS), Social Security Online Verification (SSOLV) and State Online Query (SOLQ). The input record is passed to NOVU with the goal of verifying that the SSN is valid and the corresponding name, DOB and/or sex match with certain tolerances. The NOVU verification response codes are returned to the requester.

The SSN Verification Service is used by Java applications to execute the GUVERF02 service using the WebSphere/CICS Interface. It accepts several input data fields like First Name, Last Name, and Mother's Maiden Name and compares the data to the corresponding fields on the Numident record. SSN Verify Service can be invoked from WebSphere only through the CMM infrastructure. The Numident record is retrieved by calling the GUNSCHIP general utility. This service is currently being used by the appointment application to match input data with the information on the Numident.

Several PSSVES request files are transmitted to SSA each year for processing in the State Verification and Exchange System (SVES). This is a first step in obtaining annual earnings information for railroad retirement beneficiaries. The output from SVES processing is used by SSA as input for the VAEARN program.

This real-time SSN verification service for the U.S. Department of State (DOS) was implemented in December 2012. This reimbursable exchange verifies the Social Security numbers and other identifying information of passport applicants for the DOS Consular Affairs Bureau. DOS uses this information in its passport adjudication and issuance process to ensure accuracy of its record keeping system and to aid in its fraud detection efforts.

The Verification Account Management System (VAMS) is the centralized location for maintaining SSA's verification and data exchange accounts. VAMS account management functionalities include: creating new accounts, selecting account parameters, searching for existing accounts, updating current accounts and generating MI reports. All accounts in VAMS are issued a unique Verification Account Number (VAN). This VAN is used to determine account status prior to processing the verification or data exchange request. Currently all requests from Enumeration Verification Systems (EVS), Numident Online Verification Utility (NOVU), State Verification Exchange System (SVES), and State Online Query System (SOLQ) are verified in VAMS. In addition, VAMS interfaces with the Data Exchanges and Verifications Online (DEVO) application as it stores the account parameters used for parameter driven processing.

Contains cross-reference SSN data.

The Security Investigation Database (SID) is a COTS personnel security application in a USAID virtualized environment that can support USAID's business requirements and processes. The goal of SEC is to replace the CRIS application with a new COTS system to improve quality of service, reduce processing time, automate manual tasks, and be capable of supporting future mandatory requirements and mandates as defined by ODNI. SEC requires a system that will communicate with the office of Human Resource (HR) and other offices in the Agency that require the same information.

,Validation to ensure data and identity integrity. DAS will also ensure security compliant standards are met.,

This dataset of HSI’s SEVP provides integrity to the U.S. immigration system by helping to prevent misuse of the student and exchange visitor nonimmigrant visa programs. SEVP also ensures that the institutions enrolling nonimmigrant students are certified and follow governing federal rules and regulations