H.B. 2214
Signed by the governor 4/11/07, Chapter 14
Eliminates the requirement for Social Security numbers to be included on the following documents: 1) Pleadings for dissolution of marriage or legal separation, 2) petitions for a change in jurisdiction for child support cases, 3) requests to establish child support, 4) petitions to establish paternity and maternity, and 5) orders of assignment requests. Permits the court to redact and file separately on a sensitive data sheet the social security numbers from the following documents: 1) Petitions and any accompanying documents seeking to establish a support order, 2 )petitions to establish paternity and maternity, 3) petitions to register or modify a support order of another state, 4) support orders from another state, and 5) income withholding orders from another state. Requires orders of assignment to include the social security number of the obligor. Requires individuals who submit voluntary acknowledgements of paternity at the court to redact the Social Security numbers and file them separately on a sensitive data sheet. Clarifies that parties are responsible for filing SSNs on a sensitive data form and that the courts are liable for filing the information with the state case registry. Makes technical and conforming changes. 

S.B. 1169
Signed by governor 7/2/07, Chapter 284
Directs the county recorder in a county with a population of more than 800,000, before January 2, 2009, to redact references to Social Security numbers (SSNs) that are recorded after December 31, 1985, and on the recorder’s Web site. Allows the county recorder to use monies in the Document Storage and Retrieval Conversion and Maintenance Fund to redact SSNs. Allows the county recorder to retain SSNs on instruments that are not available on the Web site. Requires the county recorder in a county with a population of less than 800,000 to redact references to SSNs recorded prior to January 1, 1986, and available on the Web site, upon request of the holder of the SSN. Exempts the county recorder from liability for any errors or cases of stolen identity resulting from redacting the specified records. Prohibits the use of a defendant’s SSN on an eviction judgment if his/her SSN is included in the complaint. Prohibits the Department of Revenue from imprinting the full SSN or other taxpayer identification on a tax refund check, voucher or other credit documentation issued to a taxpayer.

A.B. 381
Signed by governor 10/5/07, Chapter 265
Existing law, subject to certain exceptions, prohibits a provider under the Medi-Cal program from submitting a reimbursement request to the Medi-Cal program that contains a beneficiary's Social Security number in order to receive payment if the department has issued that beneficiary a Medi-Cal beneficiary identification card containing a beneficiary number that includes the issuance date. This bill deletes the limitation on this prohibition to those instances in which the request is submitted in order to receive payment, but would exempt the submission of a request by a provider for beneficiary eligibility from the prohibition. 

A.B. 1168
Signed by governor 10/13/07, Chapter 627
Requires the Office of Privacy Protection in the Department of Consumer Affairs to establish a task force, with specified members, to conduct a review of the use by all public and private colleges and universities in this state of Social Security numbers in order to recommend practices to minimize the collection, use, storage, and retention of Social Security numbers. Requires the task force to commence meetings no later than May 1, 2008, and, on or before July 1, 2010, to submit a report of its findings and recommendations to the Office of Privacy Protection and to the Assembly Committee on Judiciary and the Senate Committee on Judiciary. Declares the intent of the Legislature that, in order to protect against the risk of identity theft, local agencies shall redact Social Security numbers from records before disclosing them to the public pursuant to this chapter. This bill also provides that, unless required to do so by state or federal law, no person, entity, or government agency shall present for recording or filing with a county recorder if it displays more than the last four digits of a Social Security number, as specified. Provides that, notwithstanding any other provision of law, unless prohibited by federal law, the board shall truncate Social Security numbers on lien abstracts and any other records created by the board that are disclosable under the California Public Records Act before disclosing the record to the public. Applies requirements to redact Social Security numbers on specified filings. Requires that for every filing containing an untruncated Social Security number filed before August 1, 2007, or after that date if filed by means other than the filing office's Web site, a filing office shall create a public filing, defined to mean an exact copy of the official filing except that the first five digits of any Social Security number are redacted. Requires each filing office to post a notice on its Web site informing filers not to include Social Security numbers in any portion of their filings. Requires that, when a public filing version of an official filing exists, and upon a request for inspection, copying, or any other public disclosure of an official filing that is not exempt from disclosure, a filing office shall make available only the public filing version of that filing. Specifies that these provisions shall not apply to a county recorder. Requires the secretary of state to produce and make available financing statements that do not provide a space for the disclosure of a Social Security number of an individual. Requires the recorder of each county to establish a Social Security number truncation program in order to create a "public record" version of each "official record" so that the "public record" is in an electronic format and is an exact copy of the "official record" except that any Social Security number contained in the "official record" shall be truncated by redacting the first five digits of that number. These provisions would apply to any document recorded since January 1, 1980, as specified. Provides that when a "public record" version of an "official record" exists, and upon request of any person to inspect, for a copy of, or to otherwise publicly disclose that record, the recorder shall make available only the "public record" version of that record, and publicly disclose the "official record" only in response to a subpoena or court order. authorize a county recorder, upon authorization of the board of supervisors, to charge an additional fee of $1 for recording the first page of each document, until December 31, 2017, to be used only by the county recorder collecting the fee to implement a Social Security number truncation program pursuant to these provisions. Provides that a board shall not authorize this fee unless the board requires the county auditor to audit the county's use of funds generated by this fee, as specified, and authorizes the county recorder to request an extension of the authorization to charge this fee beyond December 31, 2017. Requires each county recorder, no later than June 1, 2008, to petition the board of supervisors for the authority to levy the fee. Provides that, notwithstanding these provisions, a county recorder shall be required to create a public record version of an official record only for that fraction of the official records for which the fee is sufficient to create a public record version. Requires that the County Recorders Association of California, no later than January 1, 2009, and annually thereafter, submit to the Assembly Committee on Judiciary, Senate Committee on Judiciary, and the Office of Privacy Protection a report on the progress each county recorder has made in complying with these provisions. Requires the Office of Privacy Protection, on or before January 1, 2018, to report to these committees on whether counties need to continue to levy the fee authorized by these provisions. 

S.B. 644
Signed by governor 8/31/07, Chapter 189
Existing law requires an abstract of judgment or decree requiring the payment of money to contain, among other things, the Social Security number and driver's license number of the judgment debtor if they are known to the judgment creditor, as specified. Property tax law authorizes a county tax collector to file specified liens on unsecured property for delinquent taxes, which filing for record without fee may contain the assessee's Social Security number, if known. This bill deletes the requirement that the above-described abstracts and filings contain the Social Security number of the judgment debtor or assessee, and instead requires only the last four digits of that person's Social Security number. 

S.B. 768
Signed by governor 10/5/07, Chapter 305
Provides that an affiant's driver's license number, identification card number, and Social Security number are confidential and makes it an infraction, punishable by a fine not to exceed $500, except as specified, for any person, individual, or organization to knowingly disclose this information from an affidavit of registration or a voter registration card that was distributed to a voter, or entrusted by the elector to another person. 

S.B. 105
Signed by governor 7/10/07, Chapter 107
Deletes the requirement that Social Security numbers appear on all decrees of divorce or annulment. 

H.B. 7197
Signed by governor 6/27/07, Chapter 251
S.B. 1468
Substituted 5/1/07
Removes scheduled repeal of general exemption from inspection or copying of public records for social security numbers and bank account, debit, charge, and credit card numbers under Open Government Sunset Review Act; reorganizes exemption for social security numbers; provides definitions; revises reporting requirements; clarifies penalty provisions; makes editorial changes; consolidates and revises current public records exemptions.

S.B. 212
Signed by governor 5/11/07, Act 30
Provides that disclosure to the news media shall not be required for Social Security numbers or the day and month of birth of public employees. 

H.B. 1004
Signed by governor 6/15/07, Act 183
Restructures the Division of Consumer Advocacy, Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs and appropriates funds for additional operating costs, including additional positions to improve the operations of the division. Appropriates funds to the Office of the Auditor for research and support services necessary to protect Hawaii consumers by developing additional deterrents for identity theft. Gives businesses and government an additional year to comply with provisions relating to Social Security number protection. 

H.B. 1204
Signed by governor 4/9/07, Act 13
S.B. 1520
Passed Senate 3/6/07
Eliminates requirement that arrest citations contain an offender's full Social Security number. Authorizes verification of arrest citation and traffic crime complaint by declaration in accordance with rules of court. 

H.B. 1393
Signed by governor 4/9/07, Act 14
S.B. 1479
Permits agencies to withhold individuals' Social Security numbers and home addresses before publicly disclosing, upon request, information concerning contract hires and consultants employed by agencies, and certified payroll records on public works contracts. 

S.B. 1182
Signed by governor 3/30/07, Chapter 317
Provides an alternative to the requirement that farm product financing statements under the Uniform Commercial Code utilize Social Security Account Numbers or Taxpayer Identification Numbers for debtors. The alternative will be an approved unique identifier as selected by the secretary of state and approved by the secretary of agriculture pursuant to the Food Security Act, 7 U.S.C. §1631(c), and 71 F.R. 56338. The bill also eliminates the requirements for signatures on farm product financing statements and amendments, which facilitates electronic filing of these documents with the secretary of state. 

S.B. 1185
Signed by governor 3/30/07, Chapter 320
Adds language to §7-1026 and §7-1044 of the Idaho Code (UIFSA 2001) requiring Social Security numbers be identified on the initiating documents used to establish or register court orders for child and/or medical support. 

H.B. 574
Signed by governor 8/28/07, Public Act 95-0482
Amends the Social Security Number Protection Task Force Act. Provides that the Task Force is created within the office of the attorney general and that the attorney general is responsible for administering the activities of the Task Force. Requires the Task Force to explore the technical and procedural changes that are needed in order to implement a unique identification number system to replace the use of Social Security numbers by state and local government agencies. Requires the Task Force to report to the governor, the attorney general, the secretary of state, and the General Assembly by December 31 of each year (now March 1, 2006). Increases the membership of the Task Force and provides that the member appointed by the attorney general shall serve as chairperson of the Task Force. 

S.B. 412
Signed by governor 5/4/07, Public Law 160
Allows a state agency to disclose a Social Security number of an individual to: (1) a person that a state, local, or federal agency has contracted with to perform the duties and responsibilities of the state, local, or federal agency; or (2) a person that the state agency has entered into a contract with if the disclosure is necessary to perform the contract and the contract contains adequate safeguards against disclosure. Allows an individual to provide consent to a state agency to release the individual's Social Security number: (1) by electronic transmission; and (2) by providing the consent to a person other than the state agency if the consent expressly authorizes the state agency to release the Social Security number. Allows a state agency to release an individual's Social Security number to a private attorney if: (1) the state agency has contracted the attorney creating an attorney-client relationship with the state agency; and (2) the disclosure is necessary for the private attorney to provide legal representation to the state agency. Specifies hat the statement on a recorded instrument regarding redaction of Social Security numbers must be located at the conclusion of the instrument and below the name of the person who prepared the instrument. 

S.B. 210
Signed by governor 6/18/07, Act 11
Requires judgments to include the last four digits of Social Security number of judgment debtor. 

H.B. 4144
Signed by governor 8/2/07, Chapter 82
Relates to the protection of personal information, identity theft, security freezes, notifications of security breaches and the disposition and destruction of records and documents containing Social Security numbers. 

H.B. 4517
Signed by governor 9/5/07, Act 53
Prohibits a register of deeds from receiving an instrument or reproduction of an instrument for recording unless the first five digits of any Social Security number appearing in or on the instrument or reproduction are obscured or removed. The prohibition is effective on September 6, 2007, or, for an instrument presented to the register of deeds by the Department of Treasury, on April 1, 2008. 

H.B. 4519
Signed by governor 9/5/07, Act 54
Prohibits a register of deeds from receiving an affidavit for recording unless the first five digits of any Social Security number appearing in or on the affidavit are obscured or removed. 

S.B. 298
Signed by governor 9/11/07, Act 55
Under the bill, if a register of deeds provides a person with a copy of an instrument from a book of records that contains an Social Security number, the register of deeds may obscure or remove all or at least the first five digits of the number from the copy before providing it. An individual whose Social Security number is contained in one or more instruments in a county's books of record may request that the register of deeds obscure or remove all or at least the first five digits of the number from copies made of those instruments by recording an affidavit identifying their liber and page. The bill also specifies that, as used in the Act, "books" includes a computerized recording system for instruments relating to the title of land. 

S.B. 299
Signed by governor 9/11/07, Act 56
Requires redaction of Social Security numbers when submitting documents to the register of deeds for recordation unless prohibited by law. 

S.B. 301
Signed by governor 9/11/07, Act 57
Provides that a register of deeds may not receive a judgment for recording unless the first five digits of any Social Security appearing in or on the judgment are obscured or removed. 

S.B. 303
Signed by governor 9/11/07, Act 58
Under the bill, if a record or file containing an Social Security number is reproduced for or by such an individual, the register of deeds may obscure or remove, or require the individual to obscure or remove, all or at least the first five digits of the Social Security number from the reproduction before he or she removes the reproduction from the office of the register of deeds. An individual whose Social Security number is contained in one or more instruments in a county's books of record may request that the register of deeds obscure or remove all or at least the first five digits of the number from copies made of those instruments by recording an affidavit identifying their liber and page. 

H.F. 1360
S.F. 596
Signed by governor 5/24/07, Chapter 129
Changes the effective date to July 1, 2008 for the provisions regarding the use of Social Security numbers enacted in 2006. 

H.B. 450
Signed by the governor 4/24/07, Chapter 237
Allows the use of a partial rather than a full Social Security number on an application for a recreational license, contingent upon the grant of an exemption from the federal government allows the use of the last four digits of a Social Security number and upon written certification that the contingency has occurred. 

L.B. 674
Signed by governor 5/24/07
Relates to the Credit Report Protection Act; prohibits use of Social Security numbers by employers as prescribed; provides a penalty; relates to a security freeze; requires copies of a police report evidencing that the consumer is a victim of identity theft; provides for a confirmation warning that the consumer may be denied credit because of a security freeze. 

A.B. 600
Signed by governor 6/4/07, Chapter 324
Authorizes a person to request a governmental agency to redact or maintain in a confidential manner his personal information in documents submitted to the governmental agency before January 1, 2007, and prescribes the requirements for such a request. Provides that the last four digits of a Social Security number are not personal information for the purposes of these provisions. Authorizes the use of the last four digits of a Social Security number in judgments, and removes the requirement of the inclusion of a Social Security number on certificates of marriage and forms for the reporting of divorces and annulments. Authorizes the county recorder to allow the inspection and copying of certain records by family members, guardians and personal representatives. 

H.B. 733
Signed by governor 6/18/07, Chapter 150
Clarifies the department of revenue’s authority to require Social Security numbers. 

H.B. 1156
Signed by governor 4/3/07, Chapter 337
Prohibits the secretary of state, county clerk or any other registration agent from releasing to the public a voter's Social Security number or date of birth. 

H.B. 759
S.B. 830
Signed by governor 7/4/07, Chapter 164
Removes the requirement to give a Social Security number when completing an application form for a certificate of title, a registration plate, and a registration card for the vehicle. 

H.B. 1195
Signed by governor 4/10/07
Beginning on January 1, 2008, any application that is printed in paper form for a resident or nonresident fishing, hunting, or fur-bearer certificate must be printed in a manner so that only the last four digits of the applicant's Social Security number are recorded on the application, and the first five digits of the applicant's Social Security number are not recorded on the application. 

S.B. 2265
Signed by governor 5/2/07
Allows the release of an individual's Social Security number to another public entity or its agents, employees, or contractors if disclosure is necessary for the receiving entity to perform its duties and responsibilities. The receiving governmental entity and its agents, employees, and contractors shall maintain the confidential status of the numbers. 

H.B. 2090
Signed by governor 5/30/07, Chapter 186
Authorizes the secretary of state to refuse to file certain documents if documents contain a Social Security number, state identification number, driver license number, credit card or debit card number or account number that has not been redacted. Deletes the requirement that certain documents filed with the Secretary of state contain Social Security numbers, federal employer identification numbers and taxpayer identification numbers. Modifies provisions relating to authentication of financing statements required to register security interest in farm product. Directs the secretary of state to devise system for establishing unique identifiers for persons filing statements under central filing system for farm products. Directs the secretary of state to seek approval of system from the secretary of United States Department of Agriculture. 

S.B. 561
Signed by governor 6/20/07, Chapter 508
Eliminates option to provide tenant Social Security number on residential eviction complaint. 

S.B. 583
Signed by governor 7/12/07, Chapter 759
Requires person that owns, maintains or possesses data that includes consumer's personal information and is used in person's business, vocation, occupation or volunteer activities to notify consumer following discovery of breach of security if personal information is included in data for which security was breached. Specifies notification methods and lists exemptions from notification requirements. Permits consumer to place security freeze on consumer report if consumer provides certain information and pays any required fee. Specifies time in which consumer reporting agency must place freeze and send confirmation of freeze to consumer. Permits consumer to temporarily lift or permanently remove security freeze by complying with certain procedures. Specifies conditions in which consumer reporting agency may lift or remove freeze. Specifies exemptions from requirement to place freeze. Requires consumer reporting agency to notify consumer of any change in consumer report that has freeze in place.   Prohibits person from printing consumer's Social Security number on materials not requested by consumer or part of transaction unless Social Security number is redacted, except in specified circumstances. Requires person that owns, maintains or possesses data that includes consumer's personal information to implement security program for data. Specifies requirements for security program. Permits Department of Consumer and Business Services to investigate violations of Act, require filing of statements, administer oaths and affirmations, issue subpoenas and otherwise take evidence for investigation. Permits department to issue cease and desist orders, require payment of restitution or compensation and assess penalty of not more than $1,000 for each violation. Permits Department of Consumer and Business Services to adopt rules to implement and enforce Act. Increases biennial limitation on expenditures from fees, moneys or other revenues, including Miscellaneous Receipts, but excluding lottery funds and federal funds, collected or received by department for purpose of carrying out provisions of Act.

H.B. 200
Signed by governor 5/16/07, Public Chapter 170
S.B. 161
Creates the Credit Security Act of 2007; authorizes consumer to place a security freeze on their consumer credit report; provides a credit agency must develop procedures involving the receipt and processing of such freeze; provides that any person who obtains a report or requests a freeze fraudulently is liable for specified damages; provides procedures for the protection of legally obtained Social Security numbers; provides for identify theft passports for victims of identity theft. 

H.B. 734
S.B. 189
Signed by governor 4/17/07, Public Chapter 26
Removes Social Security numbers from the public portion of records of guardianships and conservatorships. 

H.B. 1961
S.B. 2080
Signed by governor 5/8/07, Public Chapter 113
Exempts from the open records law records and information that concern gifts to public institutions of higher education and that include any personally identifiable information about the donor or members of the donor's family. This bill requires public institutions of higher education to create an annual report of gifts received, including the amount of the gift and a general description of its use, but not including any personally-identifiable information about the donor or members of the donor's family. The annual report of gifts would be available for inspection by any citizen of Tennessee upon request. Also, the attorney general and reporter are authorized to review all records or information concerning gifts to public institutions of higher education, including all personally identifiable information about the donor or members of the donor's family. 

H.B. 2098
S.B. 942
Signed by governor 5/18/07, Public Chapter 187
Allows a court to award reasonable attorney fees to a parent who either proposes or opposes a parental relocation with a child who is the subject of a custody order; protects Social Security numbers of the parties and their children in certain divorce and child custody and support proceedings.

H.B. 2237
Signed by governor 5/30/07, Public Chapter 306
S.B. 2176
Removes requirement that public school student's identification number must be the same as the student's Social Security number; also removes requirement that all class rolls include students' identification numbers.

H.B. 863
Signed by governor 5/15/07, Chapter 93
Amends the Business & Commerce Code to exempt a licensed public accountant and certain other individuals subject to the accountant-client privilege and whose business transactions require disclosure of a Social Security number from certain privacy policy requirements relating to such disclosure. 

H.B. 1237
Signed by governor 5/15/07, Chapter 95
S.B. 514
Amends the Government Code to clarify that an attorney licensed by the State Bar of Texas may choose to restrict public access to certain personal information about the attorney that is held by the bar. However, the bill provides that documents filed with a county or district clerk are not subject to this provision. 

H.B. 1728
Signed by governor 6/15/07, Chapter 686
Amends Health and Safety Code provisions relating to information contained in a municipal or county registry of dogs and cats, a rabies vaccination certificate, or a record compiled from one or more certificates that identifies or tends to identify the animal owner or the owner's address, telephone number, or other personally identifying information. The bill authorizes disclosure of registry, certificate, or record information to a person who, under a contract with a governmental entity, provides animal control services or animal registration services for that entity, provided that confidentiality is maintained. The bill provides that the information contained in a registry, certificate, or record may not include the Social Security number or the driver's license number of the animal owner. 

H.B. 2061
Signed by governor 3/28/07, Chapter 3
Amends the Government Code to specify that a Social Security number maintained by a governmental entity is not confidential and to authorize a county or district clerk to disclose public information containing a Social Security number during the ordinary course of business without subjecting the clerk to civil or criminal liabilities. The bill further allows an individual to submit a written request to redact a portion of the individual's Social Security number on any information maintained by the clerk that is not required by law to maintain the entire number, and it requires the clerk to comply with this request within a reasonable amount of time. The bill also amends the Property Code to specify that a property deed is not required to contain an individual's Social Security number and to prohibit the preparer of a property deed from including an individual's Social Security number in a document that is recorded in the office of the county clerk. Finally, the bill specifies that a county clerk is not obligated to ensure that a deed presented for recording does not contain an individual's Social Security number. 

H.B. 2104
S.B. 699
Signed by governor 5/18/07, Chapter 143
Amends the Civil Practice and Remedies Code to require each party or the party's attorney in a civil action in a district, county, or statutory county court to include in the initial pleading the last three numbers of the party's driver's license number and the last three numbers of the party's Social Security number, if available. The bill allows the court to order that an initial pleading be amended to include the identifying information and to find a party in contempt if the party does not amend the pleading as ordered by the court. Amends the Property Code to require, among other provisions, that an abstract judgment show the last three numbers of the defendant's driver's license and Social Security number, if available. 

S.B. 15
Signed by governor 3/14/07
Provides that the Department of Workforce Services may disclose to an individual the suspected misuse of the individual's personal identifying information; provides that the suspected misuse may also be reported to appropriate law enforcement agencies responsible for investigating identity fraud violations; provides that the suspected use of personal identifying information includes a Social Security number under which wages are being reported by two or more individuals or that of an individual under the age of 16 with reported wages exceeding $1,000 for a single reporting quarter; and reduces from a class A to a class C misdemeanor a violation of the disclosure.

S.B. 89
Signed by governor 4/2/07, Chapter 32
Amends the Vital Statistics Act to prohibit the display of Social Security numbers on death certificates. 

S.C.R. 1
Signed by governor 3/8/07
Urges the United States Congress to pass identity theft and fraud legislation related to the intentional misuse of a Social Security number by an individual or a company; urges that the legislation include increased and effective verification requirements by companies, accompanied by the tools and resources necessary to adequately verify wither or not a Social Security number is fraudulent, increased penalties for individuals who intentionally use fraudulent Social Security numbers to obtain employment, avoid child support obligations, or for other personal gain; and urges that the legislation include increased penalties for companies who repeatedly report wages on employees with fraudulent Social Security numbers.

H.B. 1909
Signed by governor 3/19/07, Chapter 451
Places the responsibility of complying with the requirements for a writing to be recorded on the attorney or party who prepares the writing for recordation and also states that the same party is responsible for removing the social security number from the writing prior to the instrument being submitted for recordation. The preparer also shall ensure that a deed conveying not more than four dwelling units states on its first page the name of the title insurance underwriter or that the existence of title insurance is unknown to the preparer. The bill also provides that the writing, once recorded, shall be returned to the grantee unless an alternate address to which the writing shall be returned is indicated on the face of the writing. 

H.B. 1935
Signed by governor 3/13/07, Chapter 315
Requires that applications for absentee ballots contain the last four digits of the applicant's Social Security number.

H.B. 2062
Signed by governor 3/20/07, Chapter 626
S.B. 824
Signed by governor 3/19/07, Chapter 548
Provides that the Freedom of Information Act does not apply to land records available via secure remote access. The bill provides requirements for posting land records via secure remote access to the Internet and requires, beginning July 1, 2010, that Social Security numbers not be contained in such documents. Judgments, however, will contain the last four digits of a Social Security number for identification purposes. The clerk is given the authority to reject documents that contain Social Security numbers and also is allowed to perform a global redaction of Social Security numbers from those documents filed before the 2010 deadline. The bill also allows the use of the Technology Trust Fund to pay for redaction. The bill clarifies that the clerk is to charge $0.50 per electronic image for transmitting "papers or records" to go out of his office in the same manner that he charges $0.50 per page for copying. 

H.B. 2141
Signed by governor 3/13/07, Chapter 318
Authorizes the State Board of Elections to furnish voter lists to other states with protections for privacy of voter Social Security numbers. Authorizes cancellation of voter registration based on information from registration officials of other states. Makes conforming changes to sections referring to Social Security numbers to prohibit disclosure of parts of numbers. Requires the State Board of Elections to (i) approve security procedures for transmitting voter lists to other states' Chief Election Officers, and (ii) monitor implementation with annual statistical reporting to the General Assembly starting July 1, 2008.

S.B. 862
Signed by governor 3/23/07, Chapter 770
Provides that no person filing a withholding tax return for an organization, through use of an electronic medium, would be required to provide his Social Security number for such purposes. However, such person would be required to provide his name, Social Security number, wages, and taxes withheld in any file or batch report that includes the same information for all employees of the organization. 

S.B. 873
Signed by governor 3/19/07, Chapter 551
Authorizes private attorneys and collection agencies, pursuant to an agreement with the Commonwealth, to be given access to a defendant's Social Security number to assist in the collection effort of unpaid fines, costs, forfeitures, and penalties. Also subjects such private attorneys to the identity theft provisions in §18.2-186.3.