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A borrower provides a Social Security card that appears to have been recently issued but claims to have worked in the U.S. for 10 years. This suggests:

Correct Answer

B) Potential identity theft or document fraud

A newly issued Social Security card combined with claims of long-term U.S. employment history is inconsistent and suggests potential identity theft or document fraud. MLOs must verify borrower identity under the Customer Identification Program requirements and report suspicious activity.

Answer Options
A
The borrower lost their original card
B
Potential identity theft or document fraud
C
The borrower recently became a citizen
D
Normal replacement of worn documents

Why This Is the Correct Answer

A newly issued Social Security card combined with claims of long-term U.S. employment history is inconsistent and suggests potential identity theft or document fraud. MLOs must verify borrower identity under the Customer Identification Program requirements and report suspicious activity.

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