Social Security Administration

No you can change direct deposit information over the telephone. You will be required to answer 6 identifying questions and must provide the current direct deposit information, bank routing number and account number as well as the new direct deposit information. The easiest way is to have checks available for the old and new account. You can also change your direct deposit on our website www.socialsecurity.gov through your MYSSA account. Regards

Medical card or birth certificate and your id

At this time, we ask that you mail in a paper form SS-5. Fill out as much information as possible, including mailing address, and include a remark stating proof of ineligibility needed. We will process the application and mail you the proof.

No you can only request the form to be sent out to you it’s so much better to go in person

Thank you for contacting us. You can mail the paperwork to SSA 960 Main St. 2nd flr Hartford, CT 06103. Be well

How to add direct deposit

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Yes you can but they will mail you your social security card that takes up to 2 weeks

Its closed holiday

Just walkin to the social security administration office. Carry all required documents with you. No online appointment required.

Yes you do......

You have to make on Appointment

You can, I've had the most luck with the main office up in Hartford though.

Yes. You have to call and make a appointment.

Closed To Public

Thank you for your question Rubini. At this time we ask that you mail an SS-5 application with as much information filled out. Please state on this application that you need a "denial letter". We will then mail you what you need. Thank You.

The phone number for the East Hartford office is 866-706-6759. Thank You.

The Hartford Social Security Office is still currently closed to the public. Current options for filing for any Social Security benefits are online at socialsecurity.gov, or setting up a phone appointment via our telephone number.

The Hartford Social Security Office is still currently closed to the public. Current options for filing for any Social Security benefits are online at socialsecurity.gov, or setting up a phone appointment via our telephone number.

Thank you for the question. Please have your uncle call us at 1-877-619-2851 because every case requires different documents. Your uncle can also file online at www.socialsecurity.gov Thank you - Be well

Thank you for your question. A passport will work. We do need to see original documents. Please call us at 1-877-619-2851 if you need any assistance. Be safe.

Thank you for your question. A signed form is required to increase your Federal Tax withholding. You can download the form on our website, sign it and mail it to the office at Social Security Administration 960 Main St. Hartford, CT 06103. The form number is W-4V. Be well

Good Morning, You do not have to come to the office because it is closed to the public due to the pandemic. Please call us at (877) 619-2851 and we can mail you what you need. I hope you and your family are doing well.

The office is currently closed to the public - an appointment can be made in certain situations. Most business can be conducted by phone, mail or online. Please call us at 1-877-619-2851 and we will help you with whatever you need. Thank you and be safe.

Thank you for your question. Retroactive benefits vary case to case. Please call us at 1-877-619-2851 so we can look at your case and give you an update. Thank you. Be well.

Hi Jeff, I'm sorry to hear of your situation. Although the scheduling of hearings isn't handled by our office, we can reach out to the hearings office and let them know of/reiterate your dire circumstance. To do that, we'd need a bit more information from you. Please call us at (877) 619-2851 so that we can ask you some identifying information, access your record, and add a dire need/homeless flag to your case. That could help get you a hearing date as soon as possible. Stay safe Jeff. Hope to hear from you soon.

Yes u can

Please call the office at 1-877-619-2851. Most replacement cards do not require an in-office appointment. Please call us so we can assist you. Thanks Be Safe

Social Security Offices are currently closed to in-person interviews. Please call the local office 1-877-619-3851 and we will be happy to assist you with whatever you need. Thank you

Please call the Hearings Office at 1-866-931-2878. They will connect you with the person working on your hearing. Thank you. Be well

Generally, yes you can. But please call us here at 1-877619-2851 so we can discuss exactly what you need to do. Thanks

What a joke, people could go everywhere and there’s plexiglass set up. These hearing offices only do a FEW hearings a day and limit the number of people they allow in there to begin with.

Please contact us via telephone at 1-800-772-1213 and we will update your address. Thank you

Thank you for contacting SSA - generally, SSI payments are made on the 1st of the month unless the 1st falls on a holiday, Saturday or Sunday then the money is paid on the business day before. There are situations when a payment may not be paid on the 1st of the month. Please call us locally at 1-877-819-2851 so we can go over your payments with you. Thank you. Be well.

Thank you for contacting us. Currently, we are servicing the public through phone service or online. Please call us at 1-877-619-2851 or online at www.socialsecurity.gov. We can resolve any issue for you via the phone. Be well.

Thank you for contacting us. You can mail it to SSA 960 Main St. 2nd flr Hartford, CT 06103 Be well.

Thank you for contacting us. You do not need to do anything unless you would like to enroll in Medicare. If you would like to enroll in Medicare you may enroll online at www.socialsecurity.gov Please feel free to call us locally with any questions 1-877-619-2851. We are happy to walk you through the process. Be well.

Social Security Administration 960 Main St. 2nd flr Hartford, CT 06103

Thank you for the question. You can complete the process through the mail but we do need to see original documents such as the divorce decree, marriage certificate or probate document that verifies the reason for the name change. We cannot accept photocopies. You can download the social security number application on our website. www.ssa.gov.

You will need to provide a form of ID when you request a replacement social security card. We can accept many forms of IDs such as a passport. Please check our website for the full list. www.ssa.gov

No, the city you reside in is the city you have to go to so if you live in Hartford you have to go to Hartford.

Hello Mr. Giangiulio, I assume your question is in reference to obtaining an initial Social Security number for your child. If so, below is the address to our website that breaks down exactly what you need: https://www.ssa.gov/ssnumber/ss5doc.htm We wish you and your family a happy new year!

No sorry we do not renew passports here. You can renew your passport in many post offices.

Yes. Everyone who's on disability can try to work. You need to make an appointment with SSA to discuss your particular case. My daughter is on ssi and has worked 4 hrs per week for over 9 yrs. But still gets SSI cus it's not substantial work.

Thank you for your question. Social Security pays disability benefits to people who can't work because they have a medical condition that's expected to last at least one year or result in death. Find out if you qualify and how Social Security can help you by using our disability planner on our website: www.ssa.gov/benefits/disability/ Regards.

You need to get the list of documents they will accept like proofs of identity. Then call for an appointment.

Hi Joan, Thank you for reaching out. Although the process can be completed through the mail, it is important to note that your original ID document (One of a US passport, drivers license, state ID card, etc.) must be mailed along with the signed and completed Replacement Card application (SS-5). If you are hesitant to mail an original document, you can always visit our office to complete your transaction, and do not need to make an appointment. I hope you find this helpful and you have a wonderful day! Social Security- Hartford, CT

Hi Sorry to hear this. Unfortunately, you will have to go into an office with identification and the correct banking information. We can update your account with the correct banking information and make sure you receive any misdirected benefits. In order to change a direct deposit over the phone, our security requirements include you providing us with the account information on the record. In this situation that would be impossible. The other way you can update your direct deposit is through your MYSSA account online. If you have not already done so, go to www.socialsecurity.gov and set up a MYSSA account and you can make changes to your record including direct deposit changes online. Hope this helps.

For a replacement social security card, you will need ID for yourself as the mother which is a Drivers license, State ID or passport and ID for your son that contains his full name and date of birth such as a medical record or a school record. We cannot accept birth certificates for a replacement social security card. If this is a request for his first social security card, you will need to bring his birth certificate and the above mentioned identification for him. Additionally, bring his Dad's death certificate so we can see if your son is eligible for survivor's benefits on his Dad's record. Sorry for your loss.

You may request your benefit verification - budget sheet online and print it . You will first need to establish a MYSSA account. Please go to our website at www.socialsecurity.gov or call us at 1-800-772-1213 and we can text or email you a link to set up a MYSSA account. Thank you

Upon your request, SSA will send text with links to online services and program information. This is general information and not specific to any individual's account or personal information. SSA would not send a text that your account has been suspended. If you have questions regarding your individual MYSSA online account and would like to speak with a representative, please call 1-800-772-1234. Thank you

Good morning Yelena, Congratulations on becoming a citizen! Unfortunately, citizenship changes cannot be done online. Please mail in a completed Social Security replacement card application along with your original documents (ID, citizenship) to make the change. You could also decide to visit our office with the documents and get it done that way. Enjoy your day, Social Security

In most situations there is not any type of emergency assistance. However, if you are being paid your retroactive benefits in installments, we may be able to pay you some of your back money early than 6 months. Please contact your local Social Security office to find out if this applies in your case. Also, 211 Infoline is a great resource. Call 211 and explain your situation. They are aware of all the local programs and agencies that may be able to help you. They can provide you with referrals. All the best to you.

You can make a report of fraud online: https://oig.ssa.gov/report or by calling the fraud hotline at 1-800-269-0271. Thank you

You can come into 960 Main St 2nd floor if you live in the Hartford area. We will need to see your driver's license, state identification or passport. If you are an alien, we will need to see your immigration documents. Please bring all originals as we cannot accept photocopies - thank you

You can call and request a status

If you request the verification over the phone, it will be mailed to the address on record and we will need the social security number. If you come in person, we will need an ID. You can request this information and print at home via out website www.socialsecurity.gov via your MYSSA account. This is the quickest way. Regards

More Medicare, 3 months before your 65th birthday. For RIB, that depends on your financial needs however you can no apply before your 62nd birthday.

The average wait times depend on the reason you are here, the day and month. The wait times vary greatly. Most business can be conducted on our website www.socialsecurity.gov. The best times to come are early in the morning or late afternoon. Regards

Do you know how much for a social security card?

There is no charge for a replacement

No

Yes, 860-522-6420. Often we need to see original documents so it is best to check first and make sure we can accept a fax. Regards

You would have to call the social security office and let them know they were not deposited and how long are they valid for, and also check with your bank.

Yes

To show proof that you the person you claim to be... like your ID.

Hi. You need to bring A drivers license or state ID and proof of address. Birth certificate.

They open at 900 am be at the building 800 ,am and get a number

The cards are mailed from Baltimore and you will receive it in 10 - 14 days, It is important to make sure the name of the person requesting the card is on the mailbox. Sometimes, the postal carrier will return the card if they do not see a name. Regards