Can a person have two social security card numbers?

Hello, I'm glad to answer your question. Legal analysis: A person can only have one social security account. Even if you have two social security cards, you will eventually merge. In the same overall planning area, a person can only have one social security. In other words, if you are insured in the same social security bureau, a person can only apply for a social insurance with one ID number. You can apply for social security in different co-ordination areas, such as cross-city/inter-province, but if you pay two insurances at the same time, only one of them will be taken.