Find a Social Security Office Near You
This directory lists 1,182 Social Security Administration field offices across all 50 states, Washington, D.C., and U.S. territories. Search by ZIP code, or browse by state below. Each listing includes the address, phone number, and hours for that office.
What you'll find on an office page
We're rolling this level of detail out office by office — some listings link straight to a full detail page, others show the essentials on their state page for now.
Hours & live status
Day-by-day hours with today highlighted, a live open/closed status, and federal holiday closures.
Address & directions
Exact address, building or suite details, and a one-tap link for directions.
Getting there
Nearby public transit, parking, and landmarks to help you plan the trip.
Nearby offices
Real distances to the next-closest offices, in case this one doesn't work for you.
Watch out for Social Security scams
The Social Security Administration will never call, text, or email demanding immediate payment, threatening arrest, or asking for your Social Security number to "verify" your identity. If you receive a suspicious call claiming to be from the SSA, hang up and contact your local field office directly using the number listed on this site.
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Helpful Resources
Beyond finding an office, these guides cover the everyday tasks that bring people to Social Security in the first place — replacing a card, scheduling an appointment, or understanding a benefit. Each one walks through the general SSA process, so you know what to expect before you go.
Replace a Social Security Card
Lost or damaged your card? See when you can request a replacement online, what documents you need, and how long it takes to arrive.
Learn more →How to Schedule a Social Security Appointment
Appointments are now required for most in-person visits. See how to schedule one online or by phone, and when you can still walk in.
Learn more →Change Your Name on Your Social Security Card
Married, divorced, or had a legal name change? Update your name on file with Social Security and see which document you'll need.
Learn more →SSI vs. SSDI: What's the Difference?
SSI and SSDI are often confused. Compare how each disability program is funded, who qualifies, and what health coverage comes with it.
Learn more →Social Security Survivor Benefits
Learn who's eligible for survivor benefits after a family member's death, how much you could receive, and how to report a death to SSA.
Learn more →Social Security Spousal Benefits
See how spousal benefits work, who qualifies as a current or divorced spouse, and how the 50% benefit amount is calculated.
Learn more →Social Security Office Holiday Schedule
Social Security field offices close on all 11 federal holidays. See this year's full schedule so you can plan your visit.
Learn more →Social Security Office Phone Numbers & Contact Info
Find the national phone number, best times to call, and how to reach your local field office directly.
Learn more →Social Security Full Retirement Age
See your full retirement age by birth year, and how claiming early or delaying changes your monthly benefit.
Learn more →Change Your Social Security Direct Deposit
Update your bank information for Social Security payments online, by phone, or through your bank.
Learn more →How to Report a Death to Social Security
Learn how to report a death to Social Security and what happens to benefits already paid.
Learn more →Getting a Social Security Card for a Newborn
Learn how to get your baby's Social Security number through the hospital, or after the fact.
Learn more →How to Apply for Social Security Retirement Benefits
See when to apply for retirement benefits, how to apply online or in person, and what to bring.
Learn more →How to Talk to a Real Person at Social Security
Stuck in the Social Security phone menu? See the fastest way through it, when to call, and what to do if the line won't connect.
Learn more →What to Bring to Your Social Security Office Visit
Know before you go: which documents Social Security actually accepts, and why a photocopy or expired ID gets you turned away.
Learn more →Best Time to Visit a Social Security Office
Some days at a Social Security office mean a 90-minute wait. See when it's quietest, and the one thing that shortens any wait the most.
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