The official version of the Social Security Administration Death Master File is now available online in a variety of applications to verify people’s identity claims and to help prevent fraud.
A law enforcement agency no longer needs an IT staff just to maintain and update this large database of deaths reported to the SSA. Whether you need only a limited number of inquiries or an ongoing subscription to search for and match hundreds or thousands of names and social security numbers, you can use the data to meet your agency’s needs.
While smaller departments might want to purchase just a few queries, a larger agency that has a greater need for identity verification might want to purchase an ongoing subscription or even purchase the raw data to be formatted to the agency’s own in-house system.
For more information on the new online search application or the raw data on CD, send an e-mail to dmfinquiry@ntis.gov or visit www.ntis.gov/ssa-dmf.
The National Technical Information Service, a part of the U.S. Department of Commerce, is the federal government’s central source for the sale of scientific, technical, and other related business information produced by or for the U.S. government.
EnGarde has introduced a new MT-Pro multiple-threat panel that fits in many of our popular...
Streamlight, Inc. is marking its 14th year as a sponsor for Concerns of Police Survivors...
Three residents of Ephrata, Pa., face child-endangerment charges after police discovered...
Inglewood (Calif.) Police shot and killed a sword-wielding man, after he smashed the...
The grandmother of a woman who was struck and killed by an officer who ran a red light is...