US Social Security Administration

Where do I mail my application to for my social security card

can i apply for my medicaid card here?

No, but if you're a senior citizen applying for SSI, you can do it here too. This is not the main Social Security Administration Building. You need to visit the on Jamaica Ave & Parsons Blvd very early in the morning as there's always a long line.

Can I get Personal Earnings and Benefit Estimate Statement and how long does it take?

It's a must. If you live in and you have to go to Jamaica office. It's the last stop by E Train.2 mins out on the st.is a large Mus colored bling.Be ther by a 9 Am Tops .Q's are long. Take your original Naturalization Certificate/Driver's license.

You'll need your: 0. Permanent Residence or Green Card, 1. Passport, 2. A photo ID or consulate card, (state ID or out-of-country ID), 3. birth certificate translated in English by your embassy, 4. proof of address showing that you've been living in New York State for 12 months, 5. utility bill (Con Edison, Verizon, National Grid, AT&T, Time Warner Cable, FiOS, etc.), 6. bank statement (Chase Bank, Citi Bank, Capital One, NYCB, MCU, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, etc.), 7. and any other valid personal documents that you may have. (But you may need to visit the SSA branch on Jamaica Ave and Parsons Blvd as it is the main building where you can apply for a new Social Security Card, a replacement, etc.)

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I am pleased with the service in the office of Social Security Rego Park. Employees are attentive and patiently listen to the client. They give a clear and precise answer to the questions. I recommend it.

Try to call them and they may help you more.

Yes, but If you're over 65 years old and had worked before. The best thing, call before you go.

Try again. Maybe they were busy.

Yes

Not at this branch, unless you're a senior citizen applying for SSI. You'll need your: 0. Permanent Residence or Green Card, 1. Passport, 2. A photo ID or consulate card, (state ID or out-of-country ID), 3. birth certificate translated in English by your embassy, 4. proof of address showing that you've been living in New York State for 12 months, 5. utility bill (Con Edison, Verizon, National Grid, AT&T, Time Warner Cable, FiOS, etc.), 6. bank statement (Chase Bank, Citi Bank, Capital One, NYCB, MCU, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, etc.), 7. and any other valid personal documents that you may have. (But you may need to visit the SSA branch on Jamaica Ave and Parsons Blvd as it is the main building where you can apply for a new Social Security Card, a replacement, etc.)

Come on in.

Yeah, but for a fee.

Yes, you apply for a replacement for a fee. If not, go to the SSA on Jamaica Ave & Parsons Blvd.

You'll need your: 0. Permanent Residence or Green Card, 1. Passport, 2. A photo ID or consulate card, (state ID or out-of-country ID), 3. birth certificate translated in English by your embassy, 4. proof of address showing that you've been living in New York State for 12 months, 5. utility bill (Con Edison, Verizon, National Grid, AT&T, Time Warner Cable, FiOS, etc.), 6. bank statement (Chase Bank, Citi Bank, Capital One, NYCB, MCU, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, etc.), 7. and any other valid personal documents that you may have.

No, there is an excellent staff and they serve quickly.

Yes

Yes it is open

I am not sure

Try and see what they say. Its either a yes or a no.

That's a good question. I have left several messages for a call back to make an appointment. Not one of my calls were returned. The social security administration has collapsed in my opinion. I really don't know how to get in touch with them. Totally frustrating.

Yes, inside

I think so but only with previous appointment

I really don't know. You can call 311 They help you with that

Try to call them because it is not their website here. It's Google maps.

Nobody knows.

No you cant. Must go to the Jamaic office. Prepare to wait in a long security line.

It's better to call them.

It's better to call them before you go.

I think in Jamaica 's office but try to call and ask them.

I think it's the right office but there are some papers you need to have.Try to call them before you go.

I think it supposed to be in Jamaica office but double check with them. Try to call them first before you go.

Try to call them and they may help you.

Try to call the office sir.

Try to call them and they will let you know.

Call them

I think you should call the Social Security office because they may tell you to go to Jamaica office but it's better to call before you go to any offices.

What do you mean part A?

Most likely yes they can look into it. But if you want a full on investigation they might send you to Jamaica ss center

very good and fast

Not sure. Jamaica office more likely

You can print out a replacement form from the website and send it in, OR, go to Jamaica and parsons main branch for new card. Its the only place to get a new one

Social security has my date of birth incorrect. Can I correct it at any social security office?

Call them up first

Go to the office

With an official document stating you are legally able to do so. That shouldn't be a problem.

Each case is different, you should talk to the case manager handling your case.

You will need to go to the main office in Jamaica, Queens. The office in Rego Park does not deal with social security cards. They handle all other business in Rego Park EXCEPT social security card replacement.

Yes

I am not an employee of Social Security, but somehow Google has sent your question to me. I'd say you should stop into the Social Security office at 6344 Austin St, they will probably have the form you need for that. I think it authorizes Direct Deposit and you will need a routing number. That office closes at 12 noon today, wednesday, they are open 9-4 tomorrow.

The Rego Park does not give out cards. I heard them say if you need a replacement card, you have to go to Jamaica social security office

There's no penalty. You should have received letters in the mail 📪 urging you to enroll in Medicare Part A or a supplement Medicare Part B in case your health/medical insurance doesn't cover everything. You should definitely come in to get more information on what is best for you to enroll in. 👍

You can visit the main Social Security Administration Building on Jamaica Ave and Parsons Blvd.

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