Social Security Administration

Im from california but lost my ss card but i live in nevada los vegas,can i get a replacement out here

Excuse me at SS office do not need birth certificate any more Was there August 8 2018. Didn't have to use. Was told do not need birth cert. Any more and we didnt

Yes they do

Yes

No walk in only best day is Tuesday and wednesday

Yes and yes but you will have a lifetime reduction in your benefit amount. Yes they take copiesvwhuch are certifed as original. Ot copies with raised seal from the state or health department.

Yes

Yes, M-F. Through the doors to the left

yes , if you're collecting benefits. please have the routing number and account number with you.

I physically went to the office and stood in line to get assistance. Seems the best option.

In January, I started calling for an appointment and I was not able to get through to anyone EXCEPT FOR COVID HOTLINE INFO until the end of March.

You will need two forms of identification .

No appointments for cards

If your retiring at one of the ages of 62 65 67 or 70 u have to make a appointment three months before your birthday so by the time u turn the age of retirement all the paperwork should be be finished and ready to collect starting your birth month but it's always nice to have your I D birth certificate just in case

No reason not to.

i need an appointment at the S S office at 1250 s buffalo so i can change my address i am closing my P O BOX

Yes this is the place to if you are in the west side

Call

yes

Call the social security office they have a recording that may help

Absolutely that's what they are there for

I pretty sure Jessica Velez is correct, they should issue you another card you can get 5 per year, 10 for a lifetime is the maximum you can lose that card, I think!

Medicaid card or medical record with stamp from the doctor office. Be sure date of birth and name and facility name on the document

no - gov does contact people or ask for info - you have to contact them - if in doubt go in

Not good

Do not start with your drivers license or state id like we used to. They have changed the laws. Start with social securiry they will help verify by asking questions... Once you have your ss card it will help you get a drivers license or state Id. You have to go in person . . Cant do online

To prove identity: Social Security must see: U.S. driver’s license; or State-issued non-driver identity card; or U.S. passport. If you do not have these specific documents or cannot get a replacement for them within ten days, Social Security will ask to see other documents, such as: Employee ID card; School ID card; Health insurance card (not a Medicare card); U.S. military ID card

Yes

Yes

State doesn't matter. "To Obtain a New Social Security Number and Card you will need to provide at least two documents to prove age, identity, and U.S. citizenship or current immigration status. To Obtain a Replacement Card, if lost or stolen, you must prove your identity and U.S. citizenship." ID (DL or passport) and birth certificate are fine.

You also need proof of citizenship

Anyone can apply for benefits. I suggest calling to determine if you're eligible. It can be a drawn it process if you're looking for SSDI.

Go to office and apply for new card and let them know what happend

Yes, you will need a birth certificate and ID, and i would also bring proof of residence

No, you're entitled to maybe 6 free in your lifetime

8am to 4pm

Yes u can

Go online or show up 45 minutes early

This is one that 7-10 business days the weekend don't count

Can't get it here only social security card.

I would call and ask.

()866) 6138963

No you don't.

Yes it is. I've been standing in line for almost 2 hours so far.

No

Nope

No, not necessarily, but you will habe to wait in line.

No you don’t need one .

No you don't

You need to do it with your work HR office-your work, ask your boss.

They do accept walk-ins

It is better to call.

The child's birth certificate and your ID.

You can always give him a call and make an appointment if you need to see someone in person. I would also ask if there's information that you can put in the Dropbox because that will save you some time as well.

Yes u do

Call and make an appointment.they turn u away without it !!

No they will need ur id and ur info

Not without an appointment. They also don't print the cards there. Call the 1800 number and make an appointment.

Yes you can, however they will only see you by appointment only. Call the phone number on the website for an appointment.

Yes appointments are mandatory.

make an appointment

You can drop off your application form along with the required documents at your local SS Office drop off box and they will mail your original documents back to you. The replacement application form can be found online at ssa.gov.

When the Govenor gives his okay other wise go to their website and see if you can do whatever you need online.

Settle in then go to the Social Security office on Buffalo and let them know your new address. With COVID you might want to call first. Hope this helps.

From what I see, there's no walk in window service. You have to call in first to find out about appointments or submitting documents.

You have to call the toll free number to find out about making an appointment because some services might not be available for normal appointments. For some services, you're only allowed to drop off documents. Call and find out. All the Best 🙂

Yep, from my experience you can only get appointments or drop off documents on Wednesdays. You can call Monday through Friday.

Closed only taking phone appointments and it isn't much help at all.

Nope, the entire facility is closed. No walk-ins, appointments only for SS-related issues, such as payment.

No

EffNo!

They are not open yet. As of 6/5/20

You have to call social security

Thanks appreciate your time and answer

Yes

You cannot obtain a birth certificate through the Social Security Administration. A birth certificate is considered to be a vital record and must be certified by the state in which you were born in order to be considered legally acceptable. You can order your certified birth certificate copy online through the Illinois Department of Public Health website (dph.illinois.gov). You will be required to provide them with a valid, up-to-date, government-issued photo ID., complete their Application for Search of Birth Record Files form and pay a nominal fee. This copy will include all of the information collected at the time of birth. If you prefer, you may also receive your copy by mail or fax.

I misplaced mine also. I just showed a valid state ID or a VA Medical Insurance card and that was all.

I'm sorry for your loss. Years ago, I too experienced the same devastating loss as you and can help you get started. In order to apply for widow's benefits (Survivor Benefits), you will need to bring the following documents with you when you visit the Social Security office: a funeral home or certified death certificate, your social security number, your husband's social security number, your birth certificate and your marriage certificate. In order to receive survivor benefits, you must be at least 60 years of age unless you are disabled or caring for a child of your spouse who is under the age of 16 . You qualify for a one-time, lump sum death benefit of $255 regardless of your age. Multiple other factors will be determined by your SS representative. Things will go a lot faster if you have all of your documentation and schedule an appointment ahead of time. You can also find tons of information on their website that will come in handy for you. Best of luck.

you should walk in

You can do this in the comfort of your home. Just go online and request an instant, printable replacement form with a "my Social Security account" at www.socialsecurity.gov/myaccount. If you haven't already established an account, it's quick and easy to do so. For more information check out the following blog: https://blog.ssa.gov/no-need-to-visit-a-field-office-replace-your-ssa-1099-benefit-statement-online/

Call them and see. Y'all bring y'all stupid as on here with the stupid questions

That would actually depend on the reason you need to use their services. Go to their website, type in whatever the service is that you're looking for and you'll be able to find out which forms of documentation they require from you.

You can download a pamphlet from their website(https://www.medicare.gov/medicare-and-you) to get complete information on Medicare Part B or any of the other services and benefits they provide.

Whether your license is out of state or not, it really won't matter because you will not get your new Social Security card the same day that you apply for it . Bring your birth certificate, marriage license and some form of proof of your current address, i.e. utility bills or some other type of government document. Then, as long as you have your social security card or know your social security number, you should be okay. They will mail the new card to your current address.

Get off your butt and look it up on there website and find out

you should call - only after talking directly to ssa should you mail anything by their time frame and direction

What kind of question is that

That would depend on your age and other factors personal to your situation. I recommend you visit their website: ssa.gov/benefits/medicare for more detailed information.

Sorry, u had trouble getting the wrong question. Have you been plagued with these Medicare calls from Insurance companies wanting to get U extras.

Yes if you're collecting benefits. Create an account.

I need to get a copy of my work history . How should I go about it ?

look it up

Cindy. Shut the hell up you know sand well you can make an appointment

It does not cost.

Report it to Social Security..they never call you and ask for info like that,its a scam.

If you received a letter to come in with the option to make an appt, you can. For name change for marriage or card replacement, you just wait in line. Hope it helps!!

Ask google it will tell you the number

Yes you can

Call or go there and talk to someone that can help you

yes , but they need to be original documents so that means your original drivers license or id

you would need to talk to them about your circumstances - if fraud is involved then yes

No but it helps, and depends on what business you have to handle

just call

not sure about that one - best to call

yea

zero - you get a certain number of replacemets during your life

No, they mail it out from Baltimore I believe. Mine took 3 days.

It goes by what department you're waiting to see. Some are busyer then others, so basically if you're seeking benefits the wait may be shorter than the wait for Medicare.

it's not necessary if aren't filing for benefits. please consider online services if possible . I hope this helped. pleasant day

Yes. Having an appointment gets you past the initial line. However, you still have to check in and wait to be seen. Also appointments are made ONLY for initial claims. Everything else is walk in.

Take an adult just in case, cause I really don't know the rules

no

Yes

You will probably need her social security card and identification card to start, and they are pretty good if you bring the original death certificate to go along with it!

No

I filed my death benefits there on Buffalo, and the wait wasn't bad!

I don't think so, walking in us the actual best option!

Like

No you can't make you can't make appointments at Social Security anymore but you can go and way they open at 9 every time I go I sit there for 2 hours and then you're in and out in a couple minutes but if you go in at the end of the day you'll be there all day

No appointments for SS cards. This office is busy most of the time, so no prediction as to the "best time..." is.

Doesn't matter what state you are from, SSA is Federal. You need a valid state ID or US passport. It'll be mailed to you in 2 weeks or less.

Easier to just go in if you really need something or go online is the best bet!

I do believe u can, it's a long telephone call I do believe

Its open. There's only one entrance now

Appointments are for claims only. Everything else is walk in service.

I'm not sure but I think it's a scam, personally I would ignore it report it

I think you're looking for a 1099, or an award letter. If you have an My SS account online you can update your address at www.socialsecurity.gov Otherwise you have to go into a SSA office

It's 12pm not 12am, Wednesday's only. It's an admin day. Workers are still there, training, filing, meeting, etc.

Call & ask a agent they are the best

What do you mean??

When in doubt ask a agent they are not too hard to contact

I think it is mandatory, but ask a question at your nearest social security office or better yet call

Ask a social security specialist!

More than likely it's fraudulent. However, I would go to (or call) SSA office to ensure your SS isn't hacked

At 900, the guards will come out ask who has appts to file for benefits. Just tell them you have an appt maam.

Don't forget the line can be long

Valid identification for the person getting the SS card

I don't think that's a social security office question

No. your SSN doesn't change

Yes, but you have to go to an immigration attorney.

No

You have to use the same number

Did you get an answer to this question?

Get a medical record with name, date of birth on it and stamped by the doctor. You can not use a birth certificate.

Yes. M/T/Th/F 9am-4pm. W 9am-12 noon

So if i request the money i get into my name what will they tell me?

Call social security and ask

Yes. All 3 office's in Las Vegas are full service.

State issued ID and marriage certificate

Google the 800 #. Just know its a long wait on the phone and they don't make appointments for everything.

No

No. Call the 800 # or go in. And they don't make appointments for everything, i.e. SS Cards

What other forms of I.D. do they accept?

Sounds like a situation that will necessitate a lawyer.

Yes they do.

Free, unless you've had something like 7 or more

Ssn

I. Need. A. Replacement. Card. From. The. Social. Security. And. A. Copy. Of. My. S see I. Income. How. Long. Will. It. Take. My

I'd recommend it

I don't think so!

ssa.gov/myaccount

Local social security offices do not employ people to answer phones. You have to go through the 800 number for information or an application for SSI/SSDI/ETC.

Depends what is for. For cards, no. For other things, your should start with online/800 number and you'll end up with an appointment if necessary. I literally think half the questions on this location are about appointments...

No, unfortunately you have to wait.

I'd call the 800 number and ask. It shouldn't take long (don't know how long it's been). I dunt know your situation, but make sure it's the right decision. Sometimes it makes sense, Sometimes it sounds way better than it is.

I don't believe so, I believe you need to have the actual license.

Yes, but you only get 10 in your lifetime

You don't earn towards social security while teaching because you get a pension. I guess i don't understand. You're concerned you're not going to get something you're not paying in to? You can call social security to get a statement of your estimated payments based on what you've paid in.

Uh, no it isn't

Get a copy of what? If it's a card, You'll likely have to go in and wait like everyone else, and if your issues require the director, I'm sure they can help you get an appointment. Unfortunately, we all want to feel special and not have to wait, but gotta bite the bullet. They don't do appointments.

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You have to do that from the 800 number

Let your accountant know. That's why you paid an accountant. Why would you ask the random people on Google? But since you did, I'm guessing you'll have to file an amended return. But again, you have an accountant. That is the person you need to ask. And let them know ASAP.

Not for a card

W-2 or 1099 forms issued to you for filling taxes are proof of social security number.

You don't need anything I went there and as long as your a citizen of the United States, they give then for free. Three every Month and only ten per life time.

Proof of citizenship (your birth certificate if you were born here, passport otherwise), and a state issued ID.

Reapply

You apply with form SS-5

Just walk-in

Yes they will

Yes

Doesn't she need a Nevada ID?

If over 18 he needs a valid ID

Yes

Idk sorry you can call them

Yes the birth certificate is all you should need... But getting there an hour before they close? I'm not sure about that one... I see it this way, if you get a number from the kiosk before they close then you have to be seen. Once they stop giving out number from the kiosk for customers to be seen then that's it for the day.

No. Only the Buffalo location

You don't need appointment just go and take a ticket.

Sean is right but its never a bad idea to call and double check! 🤣

No just ID...

No, and never a good idea. All you need is to go to the ss office and present your state photo ID.

I want to replace my social security card that was lost.

No you need a valid I.d. From dmv

Yes, since social security is federal, it doesn't really matter

As long as it was a simple error and corrected quickly there is no charge. A name change on the other hand is a much more cumbersom task... Paperworkwise.

No get a replacement... Card they can flag it... Social Security Numbers are for life... You can change the name that appears on the card say if your married or if you legally change your name but your number stays with you through death. you

Were you born in the same year?

I agree with vegaspcnerd

Cash

9AM

Id like state or drv lisc. And adress if he lives with you you should be ok. Otherwise he will need a letter like a bill at the address hes at

Of course you can

It takes 2-3 weeks. You usually get a decision in the email. AND FRANCISCO, DON'T ANSWER QUESTIONS SAYING "I DON'T KNOW" SO YOUR CAN GET POINTS. IF YOUR DON'T KNOW AN ANSWER, DON'T RESPOND.

Mondays are busy. As most days... But tue/wed are slightly better and just before closing on thursdays. Get there before 8 am... keep in mind there are two diiferent offices right next to one another... Make sure you go to the right one one does ss cards replacemnts and one does claims... It can ruin a day if you go into the wrong office doubling your wait... Ask for sure when you walk in the door!!

Absolutely not, do not waste a trip.

I agree with Veronica!

No they are free

It should come to your address you gave them within a couple weeks. Mine came in 4 or 5. Depending how long it's been, if give them a call and see what's going on.

Its veterans day sweet heart...

No but you should call them first just in case

No, they don't take appointments

You would need an immigration lawyer.

Best days are tuesday and wednesday

Free

I do not understand. How do you use your 1099 to file taxes? Are you asking how to verify the SSN in 1099? it is not clear what you want to use the 1099. or are you saying that you are the boss and want to know how to verify an SS employee

Closed on holidays

You should get it in two weeks. I got mine in 5 days

You get a paper that days you applied for a card. So basically you have to wait for your card, if it comes I applied august 28th I still have not received my card. I will need to go reapply on Monday:(...please check off helpful if this helps you.

You must have a original birth cert. with you when you go.

I don't believe the social security office makes appointments

Take an ID and birth certificate to the office

I guess it can always depend on how busy they are. I went about 1pm on a Thursday and waited about 2 hours.

They weren't rude to me at all. But yes, this is where you get a card. Just beware that you don't get it on the spot. They mail it in like a week