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Some Social Security recipients must do this to keep their benefits
Starting in April, new Social Security applicants and those making changes must take these steps to keep their benefits.
Changes to Social Security identity verification are in place. Here’s what you need to know
The Department of Government Efficiency has been tasked with cutting waste in the federal government, including several ...
Social Security to Now Allow ID Checks Via the Phone: What to Know
The Social Security Administration reaffirmed its plan to reverse previously announced phone service cuts, telling Americans ...
Social Security backtracks on in-person identification policy after outcry. Here's what it means.
The agency said it's reversing a decision to cut phone services for identity verification after a backlash from seniors.
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New Social Security identity verification rules, some beneficiaries will have disadvantages
Social Security beneficiaries must verify their identity in person, a change that could disadvantage seniors and rural ...
Social Security to Begin New Identity Checks on April 14: What to Know
The Social Security Administration (SSA) has provided an update on its identity proofing requirements that will change next ...
Social Security implements anti-fraud measures for telephone claims. Here's what to know
The Social Security Administration recently implemented anti-fraud measures for telephone claims. Here's what that means for ...
Social Security changes in-person ID check requirements. What does it mean in Mississippi?
The Social Security Administration will soon change how it checks user identities. Here's what we know about who has to go to ...
I was refused a REAL ID because middle name was misspelled | Ask the RI DMV
My middle name on my birth certificate is misspelled, but spelled correctly on my social security card. Because of that, I was refused a REAL ID.
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Social Security changes in-person ID check requirements. What does it mean in Mississippi?
The Social Security Administration will soon change how it checks user identities. Previously, the agency announced that all ID verifications would have to happen at local field offices but later ...