She submitted Hollister's SSNVS report. Remember when Judge Lamberth wrote this in his
opinion granting the Defendant's Motion for Summary for Judgment?
Quote:
Plaintiff also submits a “verification results” page from the Social Security Number Verification System (“SSNVS”) indicating that social security number xxx-xx-4425 is “not in file (never issued).” Pl.’s Opp’n to Mot. for Summ. J. Ex. 2 [31]. She argues that this page is further evidence that the SSA is covering up the President’s use of social security number xxx-xx-4425. The SSA uses the SSNVS to provide employers with a means of verifying the names and social security numbers of employees. See SSNVS Handbook,
http://www.ssa.gov/employer/ssnvshandbk ... ndbook.pdf. “Anyone who knowingly and willfully uses SSNVS to request or obtain information from SSA under false pretenses violates Federal law and may be punished by a fine, imprisonment or both.” Id. at 5. As with the registration acknowledgement form discussed above, the Court can only conclude that plaintiff has submitted a page that some individual obtained under false pretenses—that is, by representing himself as the President’s employer. The Court notes that both documents submitted by plaintiff are incomplete; the address on the registration acknowledgment form and the employer identification number on the SSNVS page have been blacked out, further confirming the documents’ fraudulent origins. For all of these reasons, the Court will disregard both documents as well as any arguments made in reliance on them.
Good thing her request for judicial notice includes this statement:
Taitz wrote:
This report is accompanied with a confirmation and authentication of Colonel Gregory Hollister, who personally obtained the report.
Otherwise the court might think Orly herself used SSNVS in violation of federal law.
