Social Security Administration

That is true.

You do not get to collect his share of social security. If you were married at least 10years, when you turn age 62 you MAY be eligible for up to 50% match pay of his retirement benefits. Pending you never remarry.

Is that true

I think you can but better to consult legal advisor

No, you don't need it, beside they open earlier than 9 am, and they start earlier too. Pretty fast office. Good luck Ms Judy.

Typically about 2 weeks

Depends on your state. In my state you contact sso and tell them to withhold earnings. They send you a form or you pick one up at local office. Fill it out and submit it. You have to make sure your state taxes social security. My state does not unless you earn a certain amount of income over the social security benefits.

it's free

Where can I e-mail detailed information to be posted for the public?

Up for a nice time and be my lunch

Your best bet is to call the SSA office to check on your SSN application status. Good luck.

Yes it is the correct number. Unfortunately, it's a hit or miss when calling the office. It really sucks because they're not accepting walk-ins and you can only speak with someone in person if you set an appointment. Kind of counterproductive..people have more questions when they leave than they do answers.

Unfortunately not. You will have to call the number (posted outside the office as well as on the website) Through the customer service line, they will explain the process. The online application is for your OWN replacement card only - for dependents, you have to call in for a different route. Literally just had this issue myself recently lol

An identification with photo and citizen's diploma

Yes, you can.

Today, 12/6/2018, I waited 2 hours Then an announcement was made that if you there to change address or name there was a form to fill out. No sign anywhere as to where those forms were. Another hour, another announcement that tickets with an XIn front of your # meant another e hour wait. I left NOT happy

You need ssn number at least or you can go there with your DL

I don't think there's a drop box but go inside & get a ticket, they'll call you when it's your turn.

Yes

So true everything needs to be reported yes

No ,you can go inside and if you make an appointment might be faster but you have to let them know that to the security guard.

No. Best to go early before the lines get long.

The best thing to do is contact Social Security and inform them in writing that you wish to have that taken out of your monthly benefits

No

If y'all ain't married.she can only draw off of you if you are deceased and was married ten years then she can draw off of you when she reaches 60 and she is not married.once she is married it stops.

You should!!!!!

Yes

No

You have to call or you can do it online

Not unless you are a minor 16 or under or still in school if your dad's dead.they should pay you up to24full time student. That's the way it use to be it wouldn't hurt to check it out like I said it's been awhile

Definitely go get survivors benefits from your spouse thru them. See if you qualify other services as well. You actually apply on the phone now..

I think it's free or 5 dollars the most

It doesn't require an appointment, you can come an walk in

I doubt that's something you can just fax in. I would call and do it when they're on the phone with you.

No appointment needed for simple things like a replacement SS Card. But should get there very early 7:45am. The line get long around 8:30am . However depending on what type of service you may need, You may want to make an appointment I.E. filing for benefits, Appeal, Reconsideration for benefits

No appt needed. Be there between 8:30 and 9:00am to secure a spot inside. They still aren't filling to capacity in the building

Now, you don't need one appointment just go to the office

Even if they have never worked under Social Security, your spouse may be eligible for benefits if they are at least 62 years of age and you are receiving retirement or disability benefits. Your spouse can also qualify for Medicare at age 65.

It's free for your first replacement. They only have the office open for emergency situations only, everything else is handled over the phone Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

By calling them or online on their website They don't answer easily when you call , it took us like 3 weeks to get to them .

Its super easy process no wait time at all and they did reply within a week .

I would highly recommend that you go to the Social Security website. Most of the forms are on the website including instructions.

Go online or Google the main office number. I believe it is located in Virginia.

I would call them and ask that question. Then if you need to make an appointment, you can while you are already on the phone with them.

No. Appointment only

Yes, you have to wait for security to come out, your name has to be on the appointment list before you will be let inside

They are conducting business mostly over the phone and through drop box at the front door. Forms are available at the door. I was there yesterday and it appeared as if no one was in the building.

Go to the post office near you and ask for an address change slip. Or u can go on line and do it

You need your marriage license as documentation to prove the life change. If you decide to change your last name in the marriage, you need this doc to change your married name with SS/new card

Building is closed for the moment due to COVID-19. It has a drop of box.

You'll probably have to call the office to schedule an appointment.

You have to go online to the Social Security Website and reopen an account or sign up again (if possible use a different email and id to avoid conflict while creating the account), then follow all the forms of identification procedures. Good luck

Call the office. Once your situation is deemed to be very important. They will give you an appointment.

If you call the local SSN office number, it seems they can provide an appointment for some emergency or critical service or perhaps more guidance based upon individual situation.

Appointment only.They are not open for everyone

Currently only open by appointment only

Not to the public call and make an appointment

You have to schedule an appointment. They are very strict on that

You can actually mail in your naturalization cert with a completed form for update. It can be found on the SSA website. Make sure your certify the mail so it can be signed for and include your permanent return address on a return envelope in the same.mail

They arent open fully for in person services but give them a call and schedule an appointment for an in-car interview. Bring all the necessary paperwork and the social security application and if that is all approved then you'll receive your SSN in 3-5 weeks, I believe

For new SS numbers, you need to download the forms online and call them to book an appointment to submit your forms, unexpired id (passport) and I 551

I saw a line of people outside but none where accepted inside.

Unfortunately yes. They will be withdrawing social security and Medicare. If you retire and keep working, then your social security check will increase every year.

Not yet. they attend just by appointmen.

Still closed until further notice.

You can call and set up an appointment. They will tell you what documents to bring. The security guard will collect your documents from your car and take them inside and bring them back to you.

I don't know.i would not talk to them on the phone about anything.

They will mail you your card.No need to go to SS office

Everybody need be in the office

You might just wanna go there and talk to them to find out what's going on.

Yes..butt don't try to talk to them on the phone

No you do not lose your benefits, make sure to see a local SSA office as soon as you make your change.

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Not certain but I do know you can do it by phone.

They are closed the hold day

I believe for SS cards, the wait is not long, but it will still be mailed to you

I don't know..but I'd go directly to s.s.office because talking to them on the phone is useless .

Either on person or online

No, her benefits are hers.

If you got documents from your Dr u can get him to sign off on it just keep appealing it u might get it

id birth certificate

No, if the child was born in GA then you need to contact the Georgia Dept of health. https://dph.georgia.gov/birth-records

Yes they can unless she relinquished her rights or had them taken from her

You can not. You have to go to the office to make a payment plan or pay by check / card. Your second option would be to wait for the bill to arrive and send the check or information of your card by mail.

Not sure. But get in there and apply in person, it's much quicker.

Yes you can.

Not at this location

Yes

Its more like reappling for a new social security you would be lucky if you get your new card in 2 weeks

Website

Proof of birth, your own ID, and proof that they are naturalized citizens or permanent residents in the US. I am not an employee of the SSA office. I am only speaking from experience. There are some things you did not made clear in your question. Your best bet is to go there and speak with a specialist.

may I ask why?

You're entitled to benefits if you've worked. It is definitely worth the trip to go and see what you qualify for. The earlier the better. It gets packed quickly.

I thank yes

There's a form on their website that you can fill out.

All questions answered at ssa.gov

Driver License and ss number

Just went through this. It can only be deposited in her account it will still be in your name though.

Free

Yes report her

You can schedule appointments, and it is highly recommended.

Yes she is tell her too go apply . And don't give up . Fight till she wins if she's disabled they can't denie her . Good luck ..

For disability

You do know this is a public forum not the social security office itself? Anything you say on here is published for the world to see. Just a friendly fyi

Birth certificates and your photo id

Social security building...it depends on your location, to which office you should go to.

No you cannot, government issued I'd is required

Yes you can

Go on the website all the info is there or call the helpline on the website.

New immigrants to USA are NOT eligible for benefits like Medicare. Regular residents of the U.S. (citizens, permanent residents, etc.) can get Medicare Part A if they have worked in the U.S. for at least 40 quarters (10 years for most people) and are above the age of 65.

Change your address

You need a tax ID number.

No, but it is first come first serve and often very busy

Call SSA

No. You can just go

I would like to know the same thing. I am pretty sure they need to see your birth certificate. Which means going. I did that today and the wait would have been 4 to 5 hours I was told that only after a 2 hour wait. I did not stay!

I was getting a replacement card today and because the government's down you won't be able to do anything until it's back up just an FYI. For the renewal the instructions were actually very clear for once for being a governing agency. It was literally on the site instructions The Forum all that

Yes

Yes. You can only make so much in a month on your part-time job

It should be in few weeks

I want to save my social insurance

No

You can check on maps it self by tapping 'i' button once you enter address then on the bottom it will show that button and other best way is to call the office

Usually its crawded.....but didn't take much time one need to wait for 10-15 mins

I don't think so because retirement account is something other savings than social security and anyways if you are paying social security taxes then that shouldn't affect any benefits of SSA...... however please consult attorney or financial expert.

Take any of the date after your birthday......Happy Birthday in advance George...... god bless you with great health and happiness in your life

no

Better to check with office may be they will require you to be present in person

Just walk-in for most of the times but for some specific reasons you are given an appointment.

No

No

I m 55-year-old. I woul like to get my benefits can i?

I imagine documents that support your identity. Birth ceritificate lisence and such

Probably your ID, birth certificate, and marriage certificate

You don't need a checking account. But you will need money to pay for services like getting a replacement social security card.