Social Security Administration

What documents do I need to get a replacement as card?

No...even with the right documentation....they said its a 5-7 business day process. Most likely 5 days. The right documentation simply speeds up the process!

Is the ss office open for walk ins when they come

Yes

Monday through Friday, excluding Federal Holidays (they close early on Wednesdays)

Yes,you would recive your benefits from the state you worked for

If you know ur ss# that helps more Also as for birth certificate go to the county u were born in with ur guardian an get a copy from the court house will make getting ur SS card Easyer

Hold time was just over an hour. But.... well worth it. I was set up with a phone meeting. I tried to go to the office in person and was told that in person meetings were only for emergency situations.

Social Security offices have been open by appointment only since early in the pandemic. There is very limited staff in the building, and a drop off box for leaving documents. Best to call for an appointment before going.

Usually you have to have your original birth certificate,,a recent bill with your correct address. Not sure what else but I haven't had to get a new one in years things may have changed.

I dontf think so, they weren't opened last week when I tried to go even tho it says the local office is open online. Pretty sure it's still closed

I don't understand the question so I don't k you know. The office isn't open to the public though I was there a week or so ago and I had to call the number on the door.

I was told if u r on Social Security Disability and your husband passes away you can draw part of his Social Security depending on how long you 2 been. married Then when u turn 65 you go from Social Security Disability to just straight Social Seciurity

When you apply on.LINE they will tell you

There are calculations to do but the online site can get you close ssi.gov

The easiest way to change your withholdings is through your employer.

Yes - some forms are also available on line.

The Federal Government Offices operate on a first come, first serve basis. If you have internet access and want to create an online account, you can do a wide range of services through their website.

I recommend trying Bing or Google to get helpful tips on re-establishing your identity. Please evaluate EVERY answer & remember the Internet answers are a snapshot in time. Things change. Good luck with your paperwork.

No. Have to go in person with proper identification

Depends on your work history. Think of it like a financial institution (bank or credit union) or any other relationship) if you have not made regular contributions, you may have very little to withdraw from Your Account during your time of eligibility or need.

Every situation is unique and, depending on Your disability benefits, You may have updates available. It's best if you visit the Office to get the specifics to Your circumstances.

No

Swing by the office. Go to the little computer they have near the door and start with getting your number in line bring her birth certificate and proof of address along with your id. You may be able to do it online since its a copy. You may be able to call your local address and ask for a copy. No matter how you do it it will only come in the mail.

Stop by during business hours for walk-in service during normal Office /business hours and get a number.

I believe you have to wait till 63 when retirement benefits are paid. With that being said if you have a minor child up to thr age of 18 or until finishing high schoolor an adult child up to 26 who is in college. They can get survivors benefits.

Every situation is different- you're better off visiting their Office for specific details.