Find your local Social Security office
Search by city, state, or ZIP code to get the address, phone number, hours, and directions for the Social Security field office nearest you.
This is an independent directory, not affiliated with or operated by the Social Security Administration. For official business, use ssa.gov.
Browse Social Security offices by state
Every state directory lists each field office's address, hours, and phone number, with nearby offices linked from every page.
Popular cities
A starting point for the metro areas people search most. Every state page above links out to its full list of cities.
What a field office can help with
Most requests fall into one of these areas. Many can also be started online at ssa.gov before you travel to an office.
Social Security cards
Original and replacement cards, including first cards for children, with a parent or guardian present.
Retirement & Medicare
Applying for retirement benefits, checking a pending claim, and starting Medicare Part A or Part B enrollment.
Disability benefits
Starting an SSDI application, gathering required documents, and beginning an appeal on a denied claim.
SSI applications
Supplemental Security Income applications, which require an in-person or phone interview to establish eligibility.
Survivor benefits
Reporting a death to Social Security and starting survivor benefit claims for spouses, children, or dependents.
Record updates
Direct deposit changes, legal name changes, and benefit verification letters for eligible beneficiaries.
Planning a visit
A short sequence to follow before you go, and what to bring once you're there.
Check if you can skip the trip
Many requests — benefit verification letters, direct deposit changes, replacement cards in most states — can be handled at ssa.gov.
Call ahead
Confirm hours and whether your specific request needs an appointment; some services are walk-in only during a limited window.
Gather your documents
Bring identification and anything specific to your request — birth certificates, W-2s, marriage or death certificates.
Arrive during posted hours
Offices are open Monday through Friday. Mornings tend to be quieter than afternoons and month-end.
Government-issued photo ID
A driver's license, state ID, or passport for yourself and anyone you're assisting.
Supporting documents
Birth certificates, proof of citizenship or immigration status, or tax records, depending on your request.
Your Social Security number
Written down or memorized — staff can't look it up from a name alone.
A backup contact number
In case staff need to reach you after your visit to finish processing a request.
Why use this directory
No account, no clutter — just office locations and the details you need before you go.
Every office, one search
Search by city, state, or ZIP and get straight to a specific office's address, hours, and phone number.
Built for the visit itself
Each listing links to directions and shows today's hours, not just a static address on a page.
Nationwide coverage
All 50 states, D.C., and Puerto Rico, organized so you can browse by state or jump straight to your city.
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about finding and visiting a Social Security office.
Getting started
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Visiting an office
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Services
Can I do this online instead of visiting? +
Can I apply for disability benefits at a local office? +
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About this directory
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Directory last updated: · Listings are compiled from publicly available Social Security Administration location data and refreshed on a regular basis. Hours, phone numbers, and services can change without notice. This site is an independent directory and is not affiliated with or operated by the Social Security Administration. Always confirm details directly with SSA, or at ssa.gov, before visiting.