Let
![$B_{n,k}$](abs/img1.gif)
and
![$A_{n}=\sum_{j=1}^{n}B_{n,j}$](abs/img2.gif)
with
![$A_0=1$](abs/img3.gif)
be,
respectively, the
![$(n,k)^{\rm th}$](abs/img4.gif)
partial and the
![$n^{\rm th}$](abs/img5.gif)
complete
Bell polynomials with indeterminate arguments
![$x_1,x_2,\ldots$](abs/img6.gif)
.
Congruences for
![$A_{n}$](abs/img7.gif)
and
![$B_{n,k}$](abs/img1.gif)
with respect to a prime number have
been studied by several authors. In the present paper, we propose
some results involving congruences for
![$B_{n,k}$](abs/img1.gif)
when the arguments
are integers. We give a relation between Bell polynomials and we apply it
to several congruences. The obtained congruences are
connected to binomial coefficients.