Q & A
How can a representative help me with my Social Security claim?
Answer: You may appoint a qualified person to represent you when doing business with Social Security. Use Form SSA-1696-U4, Appointment of Representative to tell us in writing about the person you appoint. Sign and date the document and send it to your local Social Security office. A representative generally cannot charge or collect a fee for these services without written approval from us. See Your Right To Representation for more information.
Source: SSA.gov, 10/6/2015
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