Change of Name and Social Security Number to Avoid Bad Credit
I am a foreign national who came to USA five years ago on a student visa. During the time I spent, I racked up credit card debt to the tune of $25,000. I was unable to pay it back and so I went back to my home country.Now I want to come back to USA and start all over again.
Here are few steps I thought about:
1. Change my name in my home country and get a new passport
2. Apply for a new visa and come to USA
3. After arriving, Apply for a brand new SSN
4. start a new credit history all over again
Please tell me if this would work.
Re: Change of Name and Social Security Number to Avoid Bad Credit
Here's the thing: If you fraudulently obtain a second Social Security number, you are committing a felony. 42 USC § 408(6). If you are caught trying to use the fraudulently obtained Social Security Number, in virtually any relevant context you are committing a felony punishable by up to five years in prison. See 42 USC § 408(6) generally, including subsection 7-8.
Re: Change of Name and Social Security Number to Avoid Bad Credit
We have those thing called fingerprints. I'm sure we have yours in a computer, to identify you.