Social Security Administration

Call Social Security. They will be able to mail you out a new card.

What is the number for new port Richey office

No. You get there and take a number.

About 10 days.

Yo make an appointment

Can I make an appointment for the New Port Richey office to discuss Spousal Benefits

No you don't my cousin went to prison 3 times and gets his benefits every time he comes home

Although, it is HIGHLY recommended.

You'll need the divorce decree, old marriage license, ID, and your birth certificate. Best wishes on your new chapter :)

Yes, make an appointment. And ask the person with whom you make the appointment with what paperwork you need to bring with you. When in doubt: Bring EVERYTHING!!!

You ask the doctor for your records. As well as a brief description of how long the doctor saw you, what for, what was prescribed, and what worked and what didn't. IN THE LETTER, THE DOCTOR MUST SAY THAT YOU ARE UNABLE TO WORK!!! And, get a lawyer ASAP. I would reccomend Binder & Binder. They are a National Law Firm who ONLY works with Disability benefits. And see LOTS AND LOTS of specialists for your condition(s). You are in my prayers.

Try falling on their waxed floor. If they help you up, you've got your answer. Oh, and they also help you with your retirement. And, if you can no longer work, I know one of the 1st places you're going..

Hi Sonia! You can call the Social Security Administration 800 number. That Representative will send a message to your local field office. A Representative will contact you to give you estimates only.

If name change by marriage. Take your marriage certificate to Social Security office with all legal documents that you may have. Do the same with the DMV and again the same with the DOH. I would call ahead all three offices and ask them for which specific paperwork they all require. Good luck, it's easier than you think as long as you have the legal documentation to prove who you are.

I used my drivers license, but had my old SS card also( i needed a new one issued), so more than likely you will need your BC.. u have to get that from the health dept and they WILL charge u there, but for your SS card there is no charge. Go on the soc sec website before u go to health dept, they will tell u what u need to bring to get a new card.

Yes. Any money that is sent to you directly from the Social Security Administration, you can keep.

The police, would be my first guess. The District Attorney's Office would be my second guess.

You are not reaching Social Security here. The public hekps each other by wandering questions. I have attached a link I hope can help you. https://faq.ssa.gov/en-us/Topic/article/KA-02017

I would think that they would have that information available at ssa.gov website...

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You qualify for SSDI if you work for 10 years or if you become disabled before the age of 22 and one or both of us parents collect SSDI. SSI is for people who either worked off the books or for less than 10 years on the books. SSDI stands for Social Security Disability Insurance.... SSI stands and Social Security Income.

You can go online to ssa.gov or go to the soc sec office with your ID

Depends on how old you are. If you're under 16, then you just need your Birth Certificate. If you're over 16, you need your Birth Certificate, and a Government ID (Driver's License, State ID, or valid U.S. Visa).

Government ID (Driver's license, State ID, or a valid Visa and your original birth certificate. It cannot be a copy, and it MUST have the seal on the birth certificate.

That answer was rude and condescending Lisa Howard.

If it's an automatic deposit, if the 3rd of the month happens to fall on a weekend day or a Federal Holiday, it is deposited in your account the Friday before.

Proof of citizenship can only be done with a birth certificate, if you don't have a Social Security card available. But, you should be able to use a government issued ID to prove residency. If you are in need of a Social Security card so that you can get a government issued ID, court documents should work for residency, but not for citizenship.

No. Due to the government being shut down. And will continue to be so into the New Year. Thank you Trump and your stupid, childish demands!!! Happy New Year!!!

As long as the child is a minor and you have at least 50/50 custody of that child.

If you go Wednesday the office close 12 pm . yes you can do

To apply for Disability, you first need one or more Qualified Disabilities. Then you have to get ALL of the medical records together about Said Disability, and then go to SSA.gov to fill out all of the paperwork online. I am going to assume that you mean MediCARE and not MediCAID, but will answer both questions. For Medicaid (Which is mainly based on income alone) go to myflorida.com and follow the site to fill out forms for Financial Assistance. Medicare however is based on either age or disability. After you win your case for disability or turn 65 you are eligible for Medicare. After one of those things happens, go to Medicare.com and read what to do next. Usually, you don't have to do anything, the Government is going to know how old you are and whether or not they are paying you Disability Benefits. I hope that you feel better, and good luck!!!! P.S.: After getting denied, as over 85% of applicants are, try calling the law firm Binder & Binder. They will help. Good luck!!!

First off, you have my condolences for your loss. Second, so that you are fully aware, the Death Benefit is only $255. And, he had to have been working full-time for a minimum of 5 years (And filing taxes). And, cannot be collecting ANY Government Benefits while in the last 12 months of his life. And, he cannot be legally married at the time or having any surviving children. AND, you would have to be named Executor of the Estate. I hope that this helps.

Just go to ssa.gov. In the search bar put "replacement social security card".

How long before the sun goes Super-Nova. Somewhere around then. ASK FOR EITHER A PAPER CHECK, OR THE GOVERNMENT DEBIT CARD UNTIL EVERYTHING GETS STRAIGHTENED OUT!!!! Good luck!!!! 🤞🤞🤞👍👍👍👌👌👌

I believe online, if not go to the office and they will do it with the paperwork from the bank.

Good luck. Ain't gonna happen...

They almost NEVER mail checks anymore. You'll most likely get the Debit Card from the government.

Not at Social Security. You have to call Medicare directly at 800-MEDICARE.

Yep $12 I think.

Depends. Were you honorably discharged? If so, then yes you should receive VA Benefits. BUT, I don't know all of the rules with the VA...

As long as she's properly registered, has a card and vest... Then it shouldn't be a problem.

Sure. They are a Government Agency. So, I doubt that it would matter which office you go to...

In the morning before the doors open. Open from 9am to 4pm M, Tu, Th, Fri and 9am to 12pm Wed

Government ID, and 3 different papers with your name on it. Like bills or bank statements.

Duplicate copy of what?

Only for your Social Security income.

You have to formally request it from Social Security. As well as a person who will be the payee. Otherwise, Social Security will pick who the payee will be.

You can send any money that you don't want/need to help me with my startup business.... LOL!!! 😄😃🤔🤣😂🤯🙊🙉🙈🤫

No

Yes, more than likely they will see you at the moment.

You DO realize that you just gave the whole world your name, DOB, and it wouldn't be too hard with that information to hack into your bank accounts, IRA's, 401k's, and anything else that you hold dear. Please be careful in the future with your information...

No

Yes

Credit Karma is a free way to do it. Unless you're planning on making any big purchases, I would put a 'hold' on your credit info, for your protection. Then contact all 3 Credit Bureaus and request a copy of your report. They HAVE TO give you a free report once a year at your request. I hope that there isn't anything wrong with your credit. But, if there is: Hand it over to your local police department and file a report. Good luck!!!

No

Call Social Security and they can tell you!!!

Don't their service is bad

Well they hold back 1 month so the month after your birthday you get nothing. Then they pay on Wednesday, mine is the 4th Wednesday of the month because my b/day is on the 23rd.

They have nothing to do with each other. Other than any physical injuries from the accident. Chances are, unless you have End-Stage Renal Disease or Cancer, or something else that is terminal within the next 6-12 months, YOU WILL BE DENIED!!! AFTER you are denied, call the law firm "Binder & Binder". They're the best. I got my check less than 6 months after hiring them... Good luck!!!

Depends on your situation.

A monthly check

Go down to the Social Security office with either your Financial Advisor, or a notarized letter stating the facts in the case. You also may want to look up a law firm called "Binder & Binder". Excellent National Firm that works exclusively with Social Security issues. Good luck!!!

I don't think so. I'm not sure

Go on the website, they will give you specific examples of the exact documents you need. You can also call if you still have questions.

No appointment needed but go on a Wednesdays or Thursdays , due to being less busy....

Make an appointment to go in to tell them?

I can tell you that I had the same issue if you have his birth certificate and you have identification that you have you could walk into any social security office and Fill out an application you don't have to wait for an appointment you can walk in they have application forms right in front when you walk in just request one and mail it to the address where you are located I hope this helps

You can change your address online or at the post office

You have to call up your county, to find the local Social Security Office, in order to make your Widow Benefit Claim...

You call the Social security office, give you information and they will tell you what you need to do.

Call the office and discuss if you qualify for an increase of pay.

No

No

Yes

Yes!

I don't think so but i would call to ask. Good luck.

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Social security had a message on their phone line

Call the offician of the second social

Pretty sure you can. You'll receive more if you wait till 67 but it would be better to go talk with them. How much will be determined by what you've paid in.

He was paid for April, in May. You keep the benefits. Take his death certificate to Soc Sec for the one time benefit. Not much at all, but something. I'm sorry for your loss.

You can get a list from your local soc sec office. It is long

Address changes I have contacted them by phone to make changes, it takes a while to get through since they service over 5 million people! I was successful this way took less time than walking in I have walked in and waited 2 hours for a 5 minute change before! I prefer the phone. It's recommended that everyone go online and set up an account! Should check out that option for next time! Good luck!

It may be it may not be I know for my situation when I receive phone calls from Social Security Administration you cannot call the phone number back and actually shows up as a disconnected number when they call my phone I cannot call them back so it very well could be legit

Call your local office

yes you can walk in

You can change address online at USPS website.

I know people who have gotten their income proof here but not 100% sure about a 1099

Drivers license.spcial security card and maybe birth certificate

If your dearly departed worked full-time for at least 10 years, and they paid taxes on that money: you can apply for the death benefit of $255 with their death certificate.

Yes

Fill out the forms and they will send it to you

No, they almost certainly will attend you. They have like 20 windows.

No they have to mail it to you

Medicaid is done through DCF and is based on your income. Medicare is through the SSA Office due to either disability or age (65+).