The U.S. Government has made it easy to access any information you may need for your Social Security account. Even if you’re nowhere near retirement age, your My Social Security account is your online gateway to Social Security — providing interactive and secure access to the agency’s many online services. Creating an account allows you to check your Social Security statement, change your address, verify your reported earnings, estimate your future benefits, and much more.


 
According to the Social Security website, ssa.gov, if you do not yet receive benefits, you can:

• View retirement benefit estimates for various ages or dates when you could start receiving benefits.
• View estimated spouse’s benefits.
• Request a replacement Social Security card.
• Check the status of your application or appeal.
• Get a letter proving you don’t receive benefits.
• Get your Social Security Statement, to:
  • View estimates of your future benefits.
  • Verify your earnings.
  • View the estimated Social Security and Medicare taxes you’ve paid.

• Get your benefit verification letter.
• Check the status of your application or appeal.
• Check your benefit and payment information.
• Change your address and phone number.
• Start or change direct deposit of your benefit payment.
• Request a replacement Medicare card, or request a replacement Social Security card.
• Get a replacement SSA-1099 or SSA-1042S for tax season.
• Opt out of receiving mailed notices for those available online.

Be sure to check out this free online tool for information regarding your Social Security account — but if you have questions about your Social Security or disability benefits, don’t hesitate to call the experienced team at Jan Dils, Attorneys at Law, at 877.526.3457. You can also reach us at jandils.com. Your first call is always free.

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