Social Security Administration

The Greenville office works on a first come, first serve basis. You go in, log into their computer and it places you in line to see an agent. Kind of like the DMV office. Take a seat and wait until you are called .

Each case is different and is based on several factors such as your current assets and your past contributions into the SS system..(ie, how long you have worked and paid taxes into the plan)... You can find out by creating an online SS account.

Birth certificate and driver's license or ID card

Marriage license

Want to sign up for my social security retirement how do I make a appointment what do I go own the website

ID with new address, lease, or (utility bill current) for proof

You can do it online.

No you can apply online at socialsecurity.gov

I was told you can but will have to mail your original proof documents which they will check and then mail back to you

They cut mine off

Online is more convenient normally

What is fax # at ssi in Greenville sc

No appointments needed.

Log into the on-line Social Security site, create an account. You will then have access to all of your information.

Visit a local office or request online. At an office, they can provide a verification acceptable for temporary use.

Can you retreive a copy of your determination of your disability

Walk in and enter your information on the screen.You will be given a number and be seen that day.

Yeah it's crazy I wish I could I dont work there

No, you can not. You're deposit date is determined, in part, by your SSN.

You can request a replacement Social Security card online if you: Are a U.S. citizen age 18 or older; Have a driver's license or state-issued identification card from one of the participating states or the District of Columbia (to see if your state participates, go to www.socialsecurity.gov/ssnumber)

Good question. No, you can't. A. You have to file IRS Form W-4V. Select the percentage of your monthly benefit that you want withheld from the available choices: 7 percent, 10 percent, 15 percent or 25 percent. Then sign the form and return it to your local Social Security office by mail or in person. Feb 27, 2012

What state are you

You need to bring your SSA card, your photo ID to your local SSA office, to begin the process ahead of time... like now.

I would think that if you are 18 years of age or older, only you can legally use your birth certificate. Does your dad have his SSA card and birth certificate? They may be required during this process... I don't know for sure. If I were in your situation, I think I'd gather up all my paperwork, ID's (school/work, etc.), bills (proof of address), credit/debit cards, etc... anything to prove that you "exist"... and go to the nearest SSA office as soon as possible. They should be able to help you begin the process of reestablishing your identity, and direct you to other government agencies if necessary. I can only imagine what you are going through right now, and I wish you the very best of luck with your fresh start.

Yes

He needs to go to the social security office and get a new payee.

If he's under 18 or over 18 and must have help handling his affairs

The hours for the 800 number are extended, but not 24/7.

Yes you need a current ID thats it.

If you mean a replacement card, just an unexpired picture ID. If you are an immigrant needing a Social Security number for the first time, all of your documents like passport, I94, etc.

Set up a Myssa account by going to ssa.gov, then (theoretically) you will be able to get it.

Yes my new wife did and got more from her X than on mine. Go to your SS office.

No

Create an account at IRS.gov and you can access your info to print

Brother-in-law has been married one year his spouse took social security at age 62 can he draw part of his spouse's until he falls for his Social Security

You need all required documents.

Along with every piece of paper that you have ever had

I need a copy of OUR SSD Award letters mailed to us?

Honestly, it depends on who you unfortunately are at the mercy of. Some employees seem to genuinely care about you & your particular situation while the next person you are assigned to may tell you they are doing something only to find out they didn't even document your appointment as having existed. Months have passed by & no one is doing anything!! Rude, condescending, in general just bad attitudes. Not all, but some! They treat you like you are trying to cheat the system when all you are trying to do is get someone to process what you are legally entitled to, with some urgency.

Go to mysocialsecurity.gov and print it out after you sign into your account

Your child shot records

Could be a scam

At Walmart

Yes they require appointments for all visits

No they would have 2 be here

Walk in but it's better to make an appointment though

9am

No you don't

They are doing both. If you would like an in person appointment call and change it.

No, N appoi twenty does not have to be made. However, for time sake, an Appointment is recommended.

No appointments only

Not sure call social security number

I would call their office to find out how to do that

Calling the 1800 #

Yes. You can also go on the website of Social Security Adminstration and do the application there and it will be mailed to you.

Best way is via their website, you definitely will be seen.

They are not taking walk-ins at all. You have to call to make an appointment.

You have to call and talk with someone. They are only doing appointments in extreme cases. Everything else via phone and US mail.

no one there request a application

No, they will turn you around with out a appointment

Call them. They answer pretty promptly.

Report to the social security administration

Building is locked, no entry. Call to make an appt.

You have to just call and speak to someone over the phone, all offices are closed until further notice

Hi Linda - you would need to visit your DMV to make changes to your drivers license and vehicle registration. I believe at this time due to Covid-19 you will need to make an appointment but that might differ from office to office.

Warning Signs You get an unsolicited call from someone claiming to work for SSA. Except in rare circumstances, you will not get a call from Social Security unless you have already been in contact with the agency. The caller asks for your Social Security number — again, something an actual SSA employee wouldn’t do. A call or email threatens consequences, such as arrest, loss of benefits or suspension of your Social Security number, if you do not provide a payment or personal information.

I didn't see one. I faxed information to a fax line.

I don't know. I send every thing in by mail

No

There is a from on as.gov to.fill out then mail in to as office I believe something like form 5

Your ss card is free

I do not know, the 800 number takes you to who you need , all you do is tell them what you want and your social and they put you through to them.

Yes you will have to take your Birth Certificate. Probably take 4 to 6 weeks to get it back, I think.

You should call the office tomorrow morning.

Start filling your application (s) NOW!!! - It takes a long time and there is a "ton" of paper work... If you start now you may reach your goal - This is someone talking on just the disability side... It may be easier for you due to age - Plus if I was you and you have good health I would cap out at 70 years old where you would get the maximum benefit......

A bank, grocery store, and/or WALMART ( CVS, WALGREENS, etc.)...... And proper identification......

I believe that would be from your Employer - Call HR (Human Resources)...

Apply when you're 52

Siempre theres always a bilingual representative working

You can walk in the Pelham road office if you are having issues online It took me about 45 min total

Only 9-12 Wednesday

Yes

in all honesty I don't know how I would assume you could go on to the social security site and make your appointment but I doubt it will be for today

Yes online

They say that they can and will but i don't know for sure if they will.

No, just Monday -Friday

Every day show up at 8:30 and wait

You can do an interview on the phone or online I think

They're open till 4pm and no you just have to go there before it closes. If you type in the name and address on Google it should show up with the hours on the right side.

A paper from your childs school is the only thing I needed

When I Googled your question, all the information I received said "no".

How would I change my address.. from Tx.to SC

Call the social security office and tell them the situation, and that you need to transfer the case to their new location

Or become permanently disabled before age 60

Yes, it should be free to get a replacement card. Though, you don't need to go into the office, jusr print out the form and mail it in with proof of identity, you'll get the replacement within maybe 2 months

9am to 4pm

Valid picture ID issued by the DMV. In the state of South Carolina you must apply in person at a SSA office (right now) or mail in an application with the actual ID (they will not accept photocopies)

Unfortunately, the social security office cannot certify your number outside of issuing a replacement card unless you are receiving disability or retirement benefits. Replacement cards can take up to 2 weeks to ship to a valid US address, after an application has been filed in office or by mail.

Medicare Part B currently costs $134.00 for those without an Income Related Monthly Adjustment Amount. However, some people may qualify for the State Buy-In program. A program administered by the state, that assists those who may not make enough to Payne their Part B premiums. Ask your local office to see if you may qualify.