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Changes in Certain Social Security Measures
Beginning in February 2014, Social Security will no longer provide benefit verification letters in local offices. You will still be able to get an instant letter online with a personal “my Social Security” account or you may call them toll-free to request a letter by mail. Also, to protect the integrity of the Social Security number and prevent fraud, they will discontinue providing Social Security number printouts in local offices, as well. If you need proof of your Social Security number and you do not have your Social Security card, you will need to request a replacement Social Security card by completing the Application for a Social Security Card (Form SS-5) and providing the required documentation. Read more…
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