NDNH Records Clause Samples

NDNH Records. The information maintained within the NDNH is reported to OCSE by state and federal agencies. OCSE verifies the accuracy of name and Social Security number combinations maintained by OCSE against Social Security Administration databases in accordance with 42 U.S.C. § 653(j)(1). A record reported to the NDNH is considered “verified” if the name and Social Security number combination has a corresponding name and Social Security number combination within Social Security Administration databases. One hundred percent of the employee name and Social Security number combinations contained in the new hire file and the unemployment insurance file against which input files are compared have been verified against Social Security Administration databases. For quarterly wage, 77 percent of name and Social Security number combinations have been verified because some states do not collect enough name data. However, information comparisons may be conducted and reliable results obtained.
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NDNH Records. The information maintained within the NDNH is reported to OCSE by state and federal agencies. OCSE verifies the accuracy of name and Social Security number combinations maintained by OCSE against Social Security Administration databases in accordance with subsection 453(j)(1) of the Social Security Act (42 U.S.C. § 653(j)(1)). A record reported to the NDNH is considered “verified” if the name and Social Security number combination has a corresponding name and Social Security number combination within Social Security Administration databases. One hundred percent of the employee name and Social Security number combinations contained in the new hire file and the unemployment insurance file against which input files are compared have been verified against Social Security Administration databases. For quarterly wage, 77 percent of name and Social Security number combinations have been verified because some states do not collect enough name data. However, information comparisons may be conducted and reliable results obtained.
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NDNH Records. The information maintained within the NDNH is reported to OCSE by state and federal agencies. OCSE verifies the accuracy of name and SSN combinations maintained by OCSE against SSA’s NUMIDENT file, in accordance with 42 U.S.C. § 653(j)(1). A record reported to the NDNH is considered “verified” if the name and SSN combination has a corresponding name and SSN within SSA’s NUMIDENT. One hundred percent of the employee name and SSN combinations contained in the new hire file and the unemployment insurance file against which input files are compared have been verified against SSA’s NUMIDENT. For quarterly wage, 77 percent of name and SSN combinations have been verified because some states do not capture enough name data. However, information comparisons may be conducted and reliable results obtained.
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NDNH Records. The information contained in the NDNH is reported to the source agency by state and federal agencies and instrumentalities. OCSE verifies the accuracy of name and SSN combinations maintained by OCSE against SSA’s Master File of SSN Holders and SSN Applications (Enumeration System), in accordance with section 453(j)(1)(A) and (B) of the Act. 42 U.S.C. § 653(j)(1)(A) and (B). A record reported to the NDNH is considered “verified” if the name and SSN combination have a corresponding name and SSN within SSA’s Enumeration System. One hundred percent of the employee name and Social Security number combinations contained in the new hire file and the unemployment insurance file against which input files are compared have been verified against Social Security Administration databases. For quarterly wage, 77 percent of name and Social Security number combinations have been verified because some states do not collect enough name data. However, information comparisons may be conducted and reliable results obtained.
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NDNH Records. The information maintained within the NDNH is reported to OCSE by state and federal agencies. OCSE verifies the accuracy of name and Social Security number combinations maintained by OCSE against Social Security Administration databases in accordance with subsection 453(j)(1) of the Social Security Act. 42 U.S.C. §653 (j)(1). A record reported to the NDNH is considered “verified” if the name and Social Security number combination has a corresponding name and Social Security number combination within Social Security Administration databases. One hundred percent of the employee name and Social Security number combinations contained in the new hire file against which input files are compared have been verified against Social Security Administration databases. For quarterly wage, 77 percent of name and Social Security number combinations have been verified because some states do not collect enough name data. However, information comparisons may be conducted and reliable results obtained. Prior to conducting an information comparison of NDNH and state agency records, and upon the request of the state agency, OCSE requests verification by the Social Security Administration of the accuracy of the name and Social Security number combinations furnished to OCSE. Thus, name and Social Security number combinations within the state agency records have a high degree of accuracy.
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