Social Security Administration

Call the s.s. office...find out what kind of documentation you need to bring with you and go to the s.s. office to get a replacement card

Check out ssa.gov/ Very helpful website.

Yes

Call s.s.a.

Only if he was your 1,2,3,4, or 5 Husband and you was at lest married to him for 10 years!

No

I've called & called. Can't even leave a number or name. When you lose a loved one you certainly don't need to waste your time by calling again and again and again and.... If I'm to call Social Security to report a death then their system should at least be caring enough to receive a short message. Mary Davis Wichita KS

Call them

Make an appointment and bring id and marriage certificate.

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How can I get a replacement card?

It's SCAMS

Three months before your private insurance will stop. If you don't have part B now you may want to go ahead and aply

The 17th isn't over with for one thing, but it should've gotten on your card or in the bank. Yesterday. It never goes in on a Saturday or Sunday. If you still haven't gotten it by the end of Monday I would call them or go online to find out what the hold up is.

No

No matter where you were living at or born that one social security number sticks with you for life

You'll have to call the Social Security Office or go down there it could be a numerous reasons why maybe you changed your bank account or could be other reasons

Have they sent you a letter stating that you will be receiving it? Are you the one that has custody of him?

How do u manage your own as without payee

You can use the temp driver's license but they do prefer the regular one. Yes, take your court orders as well. If you have a piece of mail that has been mailed to you in the new name (matching the court order) it might be a good idea to take it as well. Also I would suggest if you have any other items such as a bank card, credit card with a picture id on it, take it as well, especially if you don't have your permanent driver's license.

Go to the website and put in name change. And any other changes.

call them... might be able to reschedule call if less than couple days. worth try.

It's a scam, When I get those kind of calls I answer the phone as Sheriff's Department fraud division how may I direct your call. That well cut down on those scam calls a lot. It has me.

It depends on if you was his 1,2,3,4,or 5 wife and you would have to been married to him for at least 10 years then you will be able to get his Social Security. If you have not been married to him for at least 10 years or more you WILL NOT get his Social Security Checks at all. All you have to do is take up your marriage licenses and his death certificate to the Social Security Office

Your parents would have your Social Security Card. You'll have to ask your parents to give you your Social Security Card.

It's most likely it was scam.

Yes but only $255.00 and the only one that can get it is your mother's beneficiary

Go online to change your address

I believe all you need to do is go online to change it.

Yes I believe so.

Only if he was your 1,2,3,4 or 5th husband and you was worried the him for at least 10 years or more, if he was just on SSI then no. If he was drawing reg. Social Security and was married to him legally

Getting a Replacement Social Security Card Online: Extra Requirements. Yes, you can request a replacement Social Security card online if you are a U.S. citizen age 18 years or older with a U.S. mailing address. You must also have a driver's license or a state-issued identification card from one of these states. https://faq.ssa.gov/en-US/Topic/article/KA-02017 To Obtain a New Social Security Number and Card you will need to provide at least two documents to prove age, identity, and U.S. citizenship or current immigration status. To Obtain a Replacement Card, if lost or stolen, you must prove your identity and U.S. citizenship.

The next step is to calculate your average indexed monthly earnings, or AIME, which serves as the basis of your Social Security retirement benefit. To calculate this, add up all 35 of your highest inflation-indexed income figures and then divide the total by 35 to get your annual average Social Security benefits are typically computed using "average indexed monthly earnings." This average summarizes up to 35 years of a worker's indexed earnings. We apply a formula to this average to compute the primary insurance amount (PIA). The PIA is the basis for the benefits that are paid to an individual.

It will depend on if you know how to pay your rent & bills. If you have to have a payee then you wouldn't be able to be your own payee.

Only if they was married for at least 10 years to each other and they are your 1,2,3,4. or 5 spouse. If they wasn't married for at least 10 years or more & if they was your 6th then no they can not draw off of them

Birth certificate and proof of address

Is who from the Social Security Office? The ones that comment or answers your questions on here is not from The Social Security Office. We are people like your self.

Give it another 2 to 4 more weeks then if you don't get a letter by then call or go down to the Social Security office and speak with someone in person.

You might if you get a rheumatologist to state that you need to be on Social Security disability.

The only way you can find out is if you have custody of your own children if you don't then you can't find out.

https://www.ssa.gov/ssi/text-living-ussi.htm

All you need to do is go to the SS office and they will give you a copy of your income right then and there.

No, I believe they have to send it to you in the mail.

It just depends on the day that you go and how busy they are it also depends on what time you go. If I was you I would go right when they open up that way your first in and seen.

They would have to make you their child's caregiver.

It just depends on how much you made how much you paid into Social Security Hands-On what state you lived in at the time of the jobs you would have to take all of that energy considerations on how much you will make on social security.

Maybe you have moved or gave the wrong address or it could've gotten lost in the mail.

You can either do it by logging in or I believe you can call

https://www.ssa.gov/ssi/spotlights/spot-temp-institution.htm It only depends

Depends on the date that they told you that you would receive it some people gets their social security check on the 3rd of every month others gets it the third Wednesday of every month

Great question I'm not sure accept for maybe you could sue them on topclassactionsettlement.com

Yes you will get it, no matter how long the government is shut down

Once you have a Social Security number you are stuck with that so security number to the day you die

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SSA received their funding prior to the shutdown, along with several other agencies. That's why this is described as a partial government shutdown. They are unaffected at this time.

Yes

As long as you were married to your ex-husband for at least 10 years yes and if he was your first second third fourth or fifth husband yes

About $21. January 2019

Just go down to the Social Security Office and give them your new address and let them know your from TX. With papers

I think all you have to do is tell the one that you no longer want to be their payee tell them they will have to find someone else.

They should send you a email or a text

It's a scam check it out with the Police Department The Social Security office DOES NOT CALL people.

March

She would have to sign some papers to make you her payee go down to the Social Security office and they will help you you will have to also take your mother with you

Just like the SSA's offices, the website has certain hours of operation during which you can conduct business. Unless you're trying to apply for benefits between1:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m. Monday through Friday, before 5:00 a.m. on Saturday or 8:00 a.m. on Sunday, the operational hours probably won't affect you.

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I don't think so, not if it's Social Security check but if she is on food stamps that will decrease or stop depending on how much he makes. If her son lives with her. If she is on SSI she or anyone living in the home they have a certain amount that they can make without it interfering in her disability.

I believe its 3 months before your 67th birthday or maybe 6 months before.

Walk ins welcome or call them directly. Most questions can be answered over the phone, they can tell you if you need ti go in.

No

Yes

I believe it's 70.

Online set a account with social security administration or go to the office on Cypress n 32th

There is no place to sit, it's VERY hot in the sun. I usually get there one hour before opening and there are already others there as well. Leave everything in your car if possible except keys cause it's a pain to go though security with a lot of stuff.

Sorry I'm not able to answer that question.

There's people inside the building once you make it there, (long line to get in if you don't get there early enough) but it is the government... so what's really the difference?

You need to have a valid drivers license and state issued Id.

Did he pay ss his whole life? What was his age at death? Is she a U.S. citizen? You should call 📞 ss office and ask them

You need to come to social security office and change it

Use the operator instead of the automated assistant. Hit 0 for operator.

Yes the take walk ins

Yes

Either the internet or go to the office. I think the office is easy in the afternoon. Sign in and select the choice you want.

Online or by appointment

I believe you HAVE to call and make an appointment. My wife had an appointment last week and they wouldn't let me in with her. So, when you make the appointment I'd suggest making it clear that you need to accompany him. While I was waiting in the foyer, a gentleman wanted to see someone and they were not letting anyone in without an appointment. When we called to get an appointment I was on hold for an hour and hung up, certain that my call was lost in the system. I did that twice more before getting through. I've had the best luck getting through around 3pm--I had called another day recently and both times I called around 3pm the calls were answered in 20-25 minutes. The office closes at 4.

Not currently. They are still closed for covid, the security guard will just tell you to call

Best bet get a lawyer.. Paramle is good. It will take a good while. I'm still trying at 3 years

They are open but they are not responding. I needed an appointment for my fiancé and after a week of trying with no response, I called senator Moran's Office to ask for help and got a call from the SS office in 2 days to set up an appointment.

2 hour on holding

Printer out of money

Call the office and will be able to answers any question you may have

You need to call the local number starting at 9 am repeatedly. I will say the Hutchinson office is less busy and should be able to also help the same so call them. Just Google Hutchinson Kan SSO

Why ask that question here?

Actually you can get a disability statement online. You must sign up for the site. Also you can always call and they have the option to email or mail a statement

You have to call and make an appointment (locally)

Go online get the form fill it out and send off gor it.

SS doesn't replace the money. The credit card company does after they do an investigation. It can take 20 to 30 days for the investigation and return of money

Cost for what? Parking? No. To go talk to them, no but plan on 2 hours to take care of whatever you need done. Your question is not clear.

I get mine on the 1st

Social security card, birth certificate, passport, bank statements, bills.

You go in to the office with the account and routing number. They will change it the same day.

relax... once you get your disability you can file to relinquish student loans. it's the only way a person can get outta student loans is when disabled. they wipe them out.

https://www.ssa.gov/planners/retire/applying5.html

Subscribe for $1 Send me this offer × Federal Insider Social Security Administration restores some office hours By Eric Yoder January 22, 2015 A brighter budget picture means that the Social Security Administration will be able to restore some of the reduction in hours during which its employees are available to the public, the agency announcedThursday. “This expansion of office hours reaffirms our commitment to providing the people we serve the option of top-notch, face-to-face assistance in field offices even as we work to expand online services for those who prefer that flexibility,” Acting Commissioner Carolyn W. Colvin said in a statement. Funding provided through the budget measure approved late in 2014 and covering the remainder of the current fiscal year through September will allow field offices to add an hour of public availability four days a week — until 4 p.m rather than 3 p.m., for example. They will continue to close to the public at noon on Wednesdays, however.

anything

Start at your local Social security office or online at ssa.gov.

U can create a account on their website and find out

You may have to go down there to take care of that in person

Same

You have to go social security office

Yes, but I do not believe you can set up an appointment for it you'll just have to wait through the line ... first or end-of-month know that you should plan on at least 2 hours.

Order your birth certificate through your state offices once you get that you can go to your nearby driver's license bureau and get either an ID or driver's license.

You have to go in and talk to them.

Not a question

Application for SS benefits? Absolutely! Otherwise you will be sitting in a line of about 100 people!

Hummus, I'm sure you can check, but by whom? You may run into a problem there if you didn't change your own last name yourself. This happened to my husband and his experience didn't go too well. God bless.

What is it saying? What about your money? You didn't say what it said yet.

Was just there at this location yesterday on behalf of my daughter. They are open.

At least 62 unless you are disabled/impaired

Contact them again and verify they recieved all info needed or go to SSA in Wichita. Usually if you go in with proper identification they will issue it there.

No, only for your minor children

I do believe you are able to make part time no more than $1000. In some cases.

Https://www.ssa.gov/forms/ss-5.pdf

A frickin shot record? Really?

You may NEVER mail things to the social security office. You must always go there. I'm not sure if he is need to be There.

That is true I couldn't get my license until I got a new SS card

You can walk in but expect it to take a very long time.

Please call the Social Security office for any questions you have.

It probably be best to call them.

I'd ask an expert... call the IRS (who deal with things like this all the time) and ask their advice.

No idea. Probably easier to get a replacement card (you can do it online) than argue with a bureaucrat.

Just go in and get a ticket

No idea sorry I couldn't help

Cassandra, the volunteers in this forum are not SS employees and of course have - quite properly - no access at all to anyone's personal data. I would further urge that you not publish your personal addresses in a public venue.

Jennifer, the folks here are not SS staff and have no access to your account or personal data. I'd give it a day or two then call SS and ask them.

Doesn't cost anything.

You need to apply at your area SS office. There's a form to fill out, it can be downloaded from the SS website or collected at the SS office. You will need proof of identity and of citizenship. The standards for proof documents are very high, the SS site has a list. Make an appointment or arrive at least 20 mins before opening unless you want a very long wait.

You can get A one time Death Benefit of 255.00

Normally they're sent automatically when you start Medicare. If yours doesn't arrive or you need a replacement you can request one at the Social Security website. My replacement took about a month to arrive.

I'd expect you'd have to visit because they'll need to see proof of your new name .

Call or go to the office or online address 3216 N Cypress Dr. Wichita 67226

You can walk in but expect a significant wait if you do.

Start now at ssa.gov.

Start at ssa.gov, get what you can, then make an appointment.

I would think you could cancel anytime!

3216 N Cypress Dr. Wichita, KS. 67226

Sounds like she is getting more than he is. If that's the case, won't do any good to file on his. The spouse USUALLY gets less do to less income during their life. Hope this helped. If not go to ssa.gov for further info.

Driver license and marriage certificate.

Make an appointment, take two id's.

Try ssa.gov or call 800-772-2213

I just got my 1099!

I just got my 1099 in the mail.

9-4 MTTF and 9-12 Wed. Closed weekend and holidays.

New card is free. Make an appointment and bring id and marriage certificate.

Track the problem at ssa.gov?

Good luck getting that! It's a government entity!!

Start at ssa.gov.

Yes it is.

You need proof of identity and of citizenship. You can get a certified copy of the birth certificate from the hospital where you daughter was born or from your state's Bureau Of Vital Statistics. The Social Security website has a detailed list of documents that they'll consider proof.

In the year you turn 66 it's about $44000. After your 66th birthday there is no limit.

Start at ssa.gov, good luck.

Yes

Does what cover eyes?

They close at 4 pm.

Yep

Because you must provide proof of identity and citizenship, I think this must be done in person or via mail.

Go to website ssa.gov.

There's a form to request a replacement. You can get one from the SS office or download one from the SS website and fill it out in advance. You'll have to show proof of both identity and citizenship. You can check the list of acceptable ID documents online at the SS website.

In the year you reach full retirement age they reduce your social security by $1 for every $3 you earn over $44880. These amounts change from time to time. Once you actually reach full retirement age you get full benefits no matter how much you earn.

There's a firm to be filled out. You can download a copy from the SS website. You'll need proof of identity and of citizenship. The SS website lists exactly what you can use as these proofs (the standard is high).

This sort of thing is hard to settle over the phone because it's hard to prove your identity, thus the legitimacy of the call, over the phone. A visit to the SS office is probably your best bet. Be sure to bring Federal ID!

There's a form you fill out, available from the SS website. You'll also need proof of identity for the kids... along the lines of certified copies of birth certificates. You'll have a much better experience if you have everything prepped in advance and go early.

No charge

Congratulations! You can do that at their office or via mail. If you visit their website you can download the proper forms and have them ready, which will speed your visit. At the same time you might check what I'D they need to make sure you bring the right ones. They get crowded, suggest you arrive maybe 20 mins before they open.

Re-marrries SSN

No cost.

Go to ssa.gov.

Yes go to office

Need a replacement card