SSA Social Security

One line of reasoning: What is the Social Security Card? It is a piece of paper. What is written on it? Identifying information. What does the information identify? multiple answers. 1. An account. 2. The name of the person who applied for the card via an SS-5 application. (it is said that every application is an application for credit) If you apply for a Card, are you applying "for and in behalf of" a card, or are you applying to receive a Card? Idk, it appears obvious that it is to receive a card.

See http://teamlaw.net/Mythology-CorpUS.htm#SSn=You

Team Law Trustee says the name and number are created by the SSA to identify an account. He says there is a trust relationship. I would say the Trust and the Account are related but not the same. There may be two trusts. SSA is trusting you with a piece of paper, one trust. SSA allows you to access and use an account, a second trust. In the evet of a lost or stolen Card, the Card is SSA's property. since there are two trusts, and you are trustee of the Card trust, can you not claim Beneficiary of the Account trust? Why would the Social Security General Fund be the beneficiary? Why name a trust after the trustee? Team Law says the SSGF is the beneficiary. I say you are the king, you are the one interpreting, you decide who the beneficiary is to the Account. Is there any money or any credit in the Account identified by the numbers and letters on the Card? Idk. There is also a grant that doesn't involve a trustee, it goes from grantor to beneficiary. This is the "use of the SSN and the SSC" which requires no trustee, it is simply a 2 party transaction where the user gets to use the item that they are trusted with. the item and the use of the item are separate. The use is Grantor SSA to Beneficiary You. The item is the Card, Grantor SSA, Trustee You, Beneficiary SSA.

/DNR. A social media account or profile doesn't need to be a banking or credit account. It holds information, 1s and 0s, in a streamlined data structure. A data drive or a folder in a database hold information, but each folder could have different data types and in a different order. A banking account has few columns and rows, only needing the identity of the owner and the amount of currency and the type of currency. DNR/ This is unrelated and doesn't need to be read with this page.