Enter the worker's and each claimant's National Identification Number (RUT) on all
            claims. Also, enter any other social insurance number for a worker who contributed
            to the old system.
         
         In Part I of the SSA-2490-BK, enter all of the following information if the RUT is
            unknown. The Chilean agencies need this information to complete the NH's Chilean coverage
            record.
         
         
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                     the worker's full name, including both the paternal and maternal last names (see GN
                        00307.160);
                      
 
 
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                     the worker's employment history, including names of employers and dates of employment;
                        and
                      
 
 
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                     the name of the agency or Pension Fund Administrator to which the worker last contributed. 
 
 
NOTE:  In 1980, Chile began to issue a National Personal Identification Number, known by
            the Spanish acronym RUT, to all Chilean residents. This is a 9-digit number (eight
            numbers followed by a dash and a number or the letter K). Under the social insurance
            system, the wage earner's program provided the worker with a social insurance number.