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Your Social Security Statement is now at your fingertips

July 7, 2016 • By

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Last Updated: November 6, 2023

SSA StatementHave you ever received a Social Security Statement in the mail? You know, the one that shows all the earnings you’ve had each year and how much you could receive per month in Social Security benefits when you retire? The Statement contains crucial information workers need to plan for a comfortable retirement. Now, thanks to my Social Security, this information—and so much more— is only a few minutes away!

Your personal my Social Security account is secure and gives you ready access to your earnings records, Social Security benefit estimates, and printable Statements. Those who already receive benefits can view their payment history, current status, and manage their benefits.

To open a personal my Social Security account, go to our website and select “Create an Account” to get started. You must be 18 years old, have a valid Social Security number, U.S. mailing address (or a military address if deployed overseas), and an email address.

In some cases — like if there was reported credit card fraud under your name or Social Security number — you may have to contact your local Social Security office to open a personal my Social Security account.

Once registered, you can:

  • Verify your earnings history.
  • View estimated Social Security benefits based on your past earnings.
  • View Social Security and Medicare taxes you’ve paid over your lifetime.
  • Print your current Social Security Statement.
  • Request a replacement Social Security card (in some states).

If you’re currently getting benefits, you can:

  • View benefit payment information.
  • Change your address and phone number.
  • Start or change electronic payments.
  • Get a replacement Medicare card.
  • Get a replacement 1099 for tax season.
  • Get a benefit verification letter.

When you sign up for a personal my Social Security account, we use a secure authentication process to protect the privacy of your identity and your Social Security Statement information.  In addition to your unique username and password, you can also further protect your personal my Social Security account with a secure code texted to your phone every time you log in.

Just one more way Social Security strives to provide customers with peace of mind. Learn more at on our website.

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Doug Walker, Deputy Commissioner, Communications

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Comments

  1. Brenda S.

    I have not received my social security benefit statement for 2018 in the mail yet, can you help

  2. Douglas J.

    My husband didn’t get his new amount benefit amount statement.Is it possible to get a copy?

  3. Michael I.

    My Dec.’17 Social Security statement of benefits for 2018 said I would NOT RECEIVE the 2% raise. Why?

    • R.F.

      Hi Michael! Unfortunately and because of security reasons we do not have access to personal records in this blog and cannot answer your question at this time. One of our representatives should be able to provide you with an explanation and answer any questions you may have about this matter.
      Please call our toll free number at 1-800-772-1213. Representatives are available Monday through Friday, between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. Thanks.

  4. Paticia

    the website sucks. I am over 63 and cannot get a statement mailed to me. SS mails a temporary password per my call to them & it was expired the day I received it. They refuse to help me in getting that statement … saving costs in paper but every 5 or 6 days they mail an expired password.

  5. Bob V.

    Why haven’t I received the new benefit account notice?

  6. a

    I can not get through by phone. I can not find where to get my statement for 2018 by mail!

  7. Thanh Q.

    To whom it may concerns
    I didn’t revive a statement of my ss lately because I move out of state anyway can you send me a up to date my social security. This is my new address
    Thanh quang nguyen
    1660 s humor dr
    Anaheim. Ca 92804 .thanks

  8. Dorothy s.

    Address changes?

  9. Dorothy s.

    Need to change address on both mine and my husbands.

    • J.Y.

      Hi there! You’re in luck! If you are receiving Social Security retirement, disability or have Medicare, you can create a my Social Security account to change your address online! If you are receiving SSI you must report the new address to your local Social Security office. We hope this helps.

  10. harley

    please sent me important time sensitive information.current 2018 social security letter. need it for vericertification.and request for ss letter.

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