Can someone else apply for an SSN on behalf of another person? What are the requirements for doing so?

Yes, someone else can apply for an SSN (Social Security Number) on behalf of another person, but there are specific requirements and restrictions. Generally, the applicant must be: - A parent or legal guardian for a minor (under 18) - A legal guardian or representative for a disabled or incapacitated person - An employer or authorized representative for a non-citizen worker To apply on behalf of someone else, you'll need to provide: - Proof of your relationship or authorization (e.g., birth certificate, court documents, power of attorney) - The applicant's required documents (e.g., proof of age, citizenship, or immigration status) - Completed Form SS-5, Application for a Social Security Card Contact the Social Security Administration (SSA) for specific guidance and requirements, as they may vary depending on the situation.