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What to know if considering a Social Security office visit
Rachel Hartman of U.S. News has a piece here about what to do and know ahead of going for an in person visit to a local Social Security office. After two years of the pandemic, offices are opening up. She explains the process of gathering important documents and insists you make an appointment at the specific local office you will visit. It may be 6-8 weeks before you can get in. The author also lists the myriad of things one can do on-line without needing a visit. Full piece here.
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