Yes, in fact, an additional feature of the Social Security Number verification is the reporting of any addresses associated with the Social Security Number for credit application purposes. Many employers utilize this information to determine if the applicant as truthfully supplied all relevant residential address history on the employment application. Addresses revealed by the Social Security Number verification, but not supplied by an applicant, may be used to expand a criminal record search. These undisclosed addresses may lead to a criminal conviction record the applicant has attempted to shield from a prospective employer.