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How do illegal aliens get approved for loans? |
When legal citizens of the United States have to provide proof of identity, legal residence and a Social Security number along with their work history to lenders just to be considered for a loan, how does a person who is in the country illegally even get considered and subsequently approved for a loan? They use fake SSN, drivers licenses, etc... Identity Theft They can only get high-risk loans that don't require a credit history. They probably get the same interest rate you would get if you applied for a loan with no SSN. Republican deregulation.I know of many illegals who didn't or couldn't read their loan agreements and have defaulted,some with more than one home (the extra home was packed with illegal tennants). Republicans don't care they just love the low wages being paid.False s.s,co-signers with real socials,etc.There is a huge network that trades information on how to apply for disability,food stamps,you name it. Well, if they obviously have come here illegally, they will most certainly have a fake i.d. For the approval, I heard some people simply bride the bank creditors. If they're gonna be looking for loans, they must have some money, they'll use that to acquire more. The first thing you need to provide after your name and address on a loan application is a Social Security number, if you are here illegally you can't get one, so no loan. they have more rights than those of us who are born and work here our whole lives. Welcome to the good old USA, Pedro |
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