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CUIL has lots of different starting/ending numbers. Mine starts with 27 for example. And you can have 1-9 as an ending number AFAIK.
 
Mine is 27-xxxxxxxx-1 and is printed on the back of my DNI card.
My driving license no. is the same as my DNI.
 
Always wondered why the cuil/cuit has those two extra digits at the beginning and one extra digit at the end. So I have just googled it:

The one digit suffix is a verification digit. It is generated with the first 10 digits by using modulo 11 (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Check_digit for details about modulo).

The two digit prefix works (or worked?) as follows: 20 for men, 27 for women. And in special cases 23 or 24 for both. This might have changed, though. I ran across several pages mentioning that the prefix no longer depends on the gender and 27, 20, 23 and 24 are issued for all, now. (example: https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Código_Único_de_Identificación_Laboral ).
 
Always wondered why the cuil/cuit has those two extra digits at the beginning and one extra digit at the end. So I have just googled it:

The one digit suffix is a verification digit. It is generated with the first 10 digits by using modulo 11 (see https://en.wikipedia...iki/Check_digit for details about modulo).

The two digit prefix works (or worked?) as follows: 20 for men, 27 for women. And in special cases 23 or 24 for both. This might have changed, though. I ran across several pages mentioning that the prefix no longer depends on the gender and 27, 20, 23 and 24 are issued for all, now. (example: https://es.wikipedia...icación_Laboral ).

So now we are 100% sure I am a female. ;)
 
Always wondered why the cuil/cuit has those two extra digits at the beginning and one extra digit at the end. So I have just googled it:

The one digit suffix is a verification digit. It is generated with the first 10 digits by using modulo 11 (see https://en.wikipedia...iki/Check_digit for details about modulo).

The two digit prefix works (or worked?) as follows: 20 for men, 27 for women. And in special cases 23 or 24 for both. This might have changed, though. I ran across several pages mentioning that the prefix no longer depends on the gender and 27, 20, 23 and 24 are issued for all, now. (example: https://es.wikipedia...icación_Laboral ).
So now we are 100% sure I am a female. ;)
Does that mean I am both male and female?
 
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