Applying for a new business credit card often requires your Employer Identification Number (EIN) and Social Security number (SSN). However, there are some types of business credit cards that you can ...

The Bonefish Cove project — for which several barges per day travel up and down the Intracoastal Waterway, prompting unscheduled bridge openings that leave motorists stuck in gridlock in West ...

KITTERY, Maine — Portsmouth Naval Shipyard will conduct routine emergency response training Friday, Jan. 10, officials ...

The report reveals that the US Navy estimates that the procurement of the first SSN(X) class will be pushed to financial year 2040, instead of the earlier dateline of FY 2035. This delay is ...

If you are a recent immigrant to the U.S., an international student or another noncitizen and don't have a Social Security number (SSN), you may still be able to apply for a credit card with an ...

For those who do not qualify for a Social Security number, there are still options for opening a U.S. credit card without an SSN. Here are the top card options available from issuers not requiring ...

Either way, a Petal card could be a good credit card option if you don’t have an SSN (you can use an ITIN instead) and your U.S. credit history is nonexistent or short. In order to apply for a Petal ...

Only provide your Social Security number when it is truly required. Don't carry your Social Security card and shred any documents containing your number. Government agencies won't call to confirm ...