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April 16, 2018 • By

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For over 80 years, Social Security has changed to meet the needs of our customers. Today, our easy, secure, and convenient-to-use online services allow you to do business with us from the comfort of your preferred location. From requesting a Social Security card to filing for retirement, our online services have got you covered. Check out our infographic, which shows what you can do online:

See What You Can Do Online, S S A Publication 05-10216, Infographic

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Jim Borland, Acting Deputy Commissioner for Communications

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Comments

  1. Bernice H.

    Also sent a temporary password, but site will not accept in so locked out. No where to enter reset code.

  2. Gazella J.

    I am in the process of getting a divorce and I need to know how to apply for my husbands social security . we were married 15 years. Thank you.

  3. Tom T.

    My brother is Medicare age. He doesn’t want to start his benefits but wants to receive his Medicare. How is the payment for part B made? Since he is not starting his benefits, how will the payment for part B be paid? Will it be taken out of his benefits or will he have to pay by payment himself?

  4. Christine W.

    Why do I have to pay extra money to social security?

  5. Daniel D.

    Hello,
    My name is Daniel Desmond Doyle and I’m trying to research my father’s death benefits. His name was Desmond William Doyle, born 1914 St.Paul MN. Death 3/25/1972 in St.Paul MN. Is there any way I can see his benefit, whether lump sum or monthly payout? I was 14 at the time of death.
    Thank You
    Dan Doyle
    desdoyle9651@gmail.com

  6. Tuty

    If i have an overpayment and i asked for a payment arrangement that i just found out a month ago i had can the irs stay with my tax refund

  7. Debra J.

    I am 65 but still working with full benefits. What should I do about filing for ss benefits when I am not planning on retiring any time in the near future?

  8. joshua n.

    Hi this is Joshua Nimrick. Last 4 SSN 5138. DOB 1-6-1979. POB Danville IL. My mothers maiden name Todd. Current address 650 s diamond street jacksonville il 62650.

    Where is my Retroactive pay?? Um i have been waiting for over a year where is it and when will i get it? I ve been patient and called several times over the year but everytime i connect to a rep and always different reps everytime so i always get different answers. No two or more answers are the same I am frustrated and stressed out and worried. Please email me to my social security secure email on website or calll me 217 408 0923 video phone and 217 370 3686 text i am deaf so those are the ways to contact me. Thank you very much.
    I have letter on my ssa secure website supporting the retroactive pay letter.

    Thank you very much
    Regards
    Josh Nimrick

  9. Sandra F.

    forgot my user and password

  10. Paul S.

    My mother-in-law passed away about a week ago. Can I report this online or do I need to go to local social security office to report and stop payment of her benefits. Please let me know what I should do.

    Thanks

    • Ann C.

      Hi, Paul. We are sorry to hear about your loss. Typically, the funeral director notifies us of an individual’s passing by sending the deceased person’s death certificate to their local Social Security office. However, you may report the death of your mother-in-law’s passing, by calling our toll-free number at 1-800-772-1213. Representatives are available Monday through Friday, between 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Thanks.

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