Social Security Administration

how can I make an appointment

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Go to ssa.gov.

Start at ssa.gov and get two ID's to take in.

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They mail to you!!

You never need an appointment. It is sometimes faster if you have an appointment, but it isn't necessary.

You can go in to the office and move to your left where the kiosk is Enter your information into the kiosk then fill out a form located at the front of the building, then have a seat and wait. Also you can try the online service first http://www.social-card-services.com

Yes

I have 54 years old can retirement early

I think so, especially if it is a larger benefit.

I'm not sure of the exact amount, but online at ssa.gov can help you find out.

I STRONGLY recommend appointment.

Good luck to you!!

You can walk in and take your ticket kiosk.

Call the SSA. Phone number on line or in Phone book.

No u go in to the kiosk and get number sit down...

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Yes and no. You can apply in person with your documents and then the card comes in the mail 10 or so days later. If you apply online, you still need to show documents to verify your identity and then the card will take the same time to come in the mail.

I just walked in, twice, wait wasn't bad

You have to log into your account and them look from there

At the time it was by appointment only. This was back in December. I'm not sure what the condition is currently. Because the mask mandate is then lifted I think you can just walk in. Although it would be wise to confirm

They are only processing your insurance card through the mail, you can go to the facilities to request an application, when you complete it, send it to their postal address and you will receive their response; They will only make an in-person reception if your case becomes complicated to process by mail

Yes

You have to call them. I heard people are having a difficult time connecting but it's possible.

If its for a new or replacement social security card, you have to mail it in or you can do a drop-off. They require the originals when it comes to supporting documents.

Appointments are required. You will not be allowed into the building without one.

I've didn't have a problem talking with anyone, it's usually about a 15 min wait to speak with someone though.

You have to call them. They take forever to answer, but call them.

It depends. In my case, they requested original documents that I had to drop off.

Call them speak to a customer service agent and ask them to set one up for you. Unless you have a specific worker then you would call they're direct line and sweet a meeting up with them.

They're not making appointments, everything is online

You can call their number and make an appointment, but if you have all your paperwork completed you can drop off your paperwork in an envelope with no need for an appointment.

Call social security and request it

These days you have to go online or call for an appointment

Make an appointment or go get phone number off the door which is for that office.

I am not sure you can. I called to inquire about a replacemt SS card and they were less than helpful, and quite Curt.

Either the hospital or the mortuary and handle that.

Make a phone call. I did it a few days ago and got my appointment for the very next day.

Google Hearst social security office in town and give them call. Ask make appt. With them. Local social security building

Ssa.gov

Call the Social Security Administration number all speak to an agent or go to the office.

As far a I know you don't have to file for Social Security. You could be missing out on some benefits later on if you don't file now though. I would call them or go in and talk with someone just to be sure. You can make a lot of money and still get your rightful SSI payments though at 65 1/2.

You can just walk in and fill out a form available on site to speed the process up when you get called to a window

No, you have to wait until you get home.

Although you can apply for replacement Social Security cards online through SSA.gov, this is not an option if you are changing the name on your card. You would have to do this by mail or by visiting a Social Security office.

you have to go to social security for a new number

Your best bet is to meet with a lawyer that specializes in social security. It is usually a 5 year battle. I am on year 3. It is not easy nor cut and dry. Good luck.

You will need to have proof of guardianship proof of residency and A government photo id

You will be required to fill out form W4 and mail it in for complete the form and turn it in at the office

Call them or just go to the field office

You may be able to get it online. Find more information at https://www.ssa.gov/ssnumber/

If you are submitting requested documents, there is a recently installed drop box inside the office for your covenience, however if you need to speak to someone in person, that does require you to check in with the kiosk upon entry and wait for your number to be called.

Go to the social security administration office and request their number.

You can make an appointment. I believe it's better if you do, but it is not necessary. I've never had one when I've gone in.

you need to call the social security number

A valid photo ID proof of residency in your child's birth certificate it would be helpful if both parents sign the form

Check this link https://www.ssa.gov/planners/retire/divspouse.html

Call SSA and report it or call the local FBI office

If you have the proper paper work and identification you should be able to

That's an awesome question! I'd love to know that question too!

To your local social security office

No, due to Veterans day.

I don't give information over the phone in a text so if you would like to call me or write a letter I'll be more than happy to answer any question you may have, but like you all know I have a payee so why are you trying to contact me?? And that this is a gimmick I hope they catch you!!!!

I would imagine the easiest way is from old tax returns.

Contact DWS for financial assistance and talk to your doctor about the side effects. Hope all gets better. :)

This information can be found by contacting the Social Security Office

Check again, the option is there.

We won't be able to help you with that in this venue, sorry.

I strongly recommend an appointment.

Make an appointment any way, less frustration.

You may get some accurate info online at ssa.gov. good luck.

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I don't work there, but I do know you CAN make an appointment and someone can discuss this with you. I would call and make sure I'm right. I just went to get a social security card. Good Luck!

Start at ssa.gov

Check Google maps!!

Check at ssa.gov, then make appointment if necessary.

Start online at ssa.gov, it may answer your question.

ssa.gov

Start at ssa.gov

I hate when that happens. Call and get the right one??

Open m-f except holidays.

Go to ssa.gov