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Taking Advantage of Social Security’s Online Services
With all Social Security offices temporarily closed to public access, you may wonder how to accomplish certain tasks, such as applying for your retirement or disability benefits, or getting a replacement Social Security card. Fortunately, even before the pandemic shuttered SS offices to the public, Social Security has been steadily improving their online profile to permit more and more online services. As discussed in this (Southgate, MI) News-Herald article by Erin Thompson - public affairs specialist for Social Security - you can still accomplish much of what you need via Social Security’s online services, available at www.ssa.gov. Click here to read the News-Herald article.
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