Social Security Administration

I need to make an appointment, can I have the direct number?

I need to make an appointment for my local office on Doughty road. Is there a link?

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20 hours a week

The local office number is 1-877-405-4469.

Currently as your his ex wife, you will not be entitled to it. If he was currently married at the time of his death, his current wife will receive his benefits. If his kids are under 18 years of age, they will also receive death benefits.

It is free to replace your social security card if it has been lost or stolen. You are limited to 3 replacement cards in a year and 10 during your lifetime. Legal name changes and other exceptions do not count toward these limits.

Social Security USUALLY sends out a printed statement (with perferated edges on three sides) that informs you of your monthly benefits for the upcoming year. (My mother received her letter/ statement in Dcemeber 2017 for the 2018 benefit year. Just be sure Social Security has your correct mailing address. You can log on to the Social Security website (ssa.gov) and create a "My Social Security" account that will have all your information available to you including information about monthly benefits, COLA increases, past work history earnings, award letters, and much more! It's a very helpful site to use because it will save you a trip to the Social Security Office.

Yes it's open, but you still need to make appointments. Except for social security cards, they are walk in. Easy interview are walk in. Filing for benefits needs appointments. I hope this helps.

Yes it is encouraged...

The Social Security Office is open from 9:00a.m. to 4:00p.m. Monday through Friday.

Yes If just for SSA. But just like everything else, always contact all important businesses with changes and USPS for the full forward process.

Depends on what you are going in for. I did an application online for a replacement card. You have to physically go in and present supporting documents. I did not need an appointment for that. It was quick and easy.

It's always best to put an appointment

Yes. Open to public

Due to COVID-19, there are no more walk-ins to any Social Security Administration offices. Appointments must be made by phone before in-person visits.

Keep trying a few times and you would eventually be answered within 10 minutes. They don't schedule appointments if you go in person.

Yes

No there's not. The process is really fast.

Call

YES,THEY ARE TAKING YOUR CALLS, IT'S GONNA TAKE WHILE,BUT HANG IN THERE,NOW IF YOU RECEIVED A LETTER FROM THEM FOLLOW THE CONTACT INFO,SO YOU CAN MAKE CONTACT, DUE TO OUR PRESENT SITUATION, PLEASE HAVE PATIENTS...

Complete another SSA-44 and resubmit it. It's got to be done annually.

Yes I think so. Good luck

Just go to the representatives @the window to make appointment

Yes, but they are not going to give him much for the retirement is too early!

I think so just call them to make a appointment

You can go or call them to make and appointment requests for and appointment!

The only thing you need is your birth certificate and any ID card with your picture on it.

No

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If it's logistically possible could you go to the office in person. You may have to wait an hour but at least you will get your answers.

Won't matter...you will still end up waiting....

Yes we have stopped taking walk in. The office is so crowded, with people. We only take people that have appointments, the only walk in are for social security card, or something that can be done quickly at the reception window.

Yes you can

Get medical records from your doctor, with his signature and office stamping.

You can go to the local office and see about applying for. SSI for your son I hope this helps.

Yes you can, make sure they make a copy to give back to you in case they loose them, and get it date stamped.

Yes we reopened Friday.

Am not sure you would have to contact them about it

Go online at ssa.gov or call 1-800-772-1213.

Yes, very easy

He should be able to get it himself without you being there. He will need to bring proof of identification like a photo ID or his birth certificate with other proof. I would suggest he get there around 8:30/8:40 to get a number and lessen his wait time. They'll review his paperwork and application and mail the card in 7-10 business days. He can also bring a medical record from his doc w/ name, DOB, and an original signature from the doc. Like a shot record.

If your owed payments yes

The office opens at 9:00a.m. Monday through Friday.

To obtain a replacement Social Security card, if lost or stolen, you must prove your identity. Social Security will ask to 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

To obtain a replacement Social Security card, if lost or stolen, you must prove your identity. Social Security will ask to 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

You can log on to the Social Security website (ssa.gov) and create a "My Social Security" account that will have all your information available to you including information about monthly benefits, COLA increases, past work history earnings, award letters, and much more! It's a very helpful site to use because it will save you a trip to the Social Security Office.