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Overview

Applying for a Social Security Number (SSN) or replacing a lost/stolen SSN card can be confusing. Our step-by-step guidance helps you prepare the correct documents, find the right SSA office, and follow best practices to protect your identity. Use this page as your checklist and action plan.

Who is eligible to apply for an SSN?

• U.S. citizens.
• Lawful permanent residents (Green Card holders).
• Non-citizens with valid work-authorized immigration status who meet SSA requirements.

If you are unsure about eligibility, we can guide you to the official SSA resources.

What documents are typically required?

Note: Document requirements vary by individual circumstances and country of origin. Always check the official SSA website for the most current list.

Common documents:

• Government-issued photo ID (passport, state driver's license or ID card).
• Proof of U.S. citizenship (birth certificate) or immigration status (Green Card, I-94, or relevant visa + work authorization).
• Proof of age (birth certificate) if required.
• Additional documents as requested by SSA for specific cases.

How to apply (step-by-step)

1. Gather documents. Use the checklist above and prepare original documents or certified copies.
2. Find your local SSA office. Visit ssa.gov and use the field office locator to book an appointment if required.
3. Complete required forms. Some applications require form SS-5 (Application for a Social Security Card). The form is available on ssa.gov.
4. Visit the SSA office. Present your documents and submit the application in person as instructed.
5. Wait for your card. Processing times vary; you will be informed of expected delivery time by SSA.

Replacing a lost or stolen SSN card

If your SSN card is lost or stolen:

• Report identity theft immediately. Visit IdentityTheft.gov to create a recovery plan and get step-by-step help.
• Contact credit bureaus. Place a fraud alert or credit freeze with Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion.
• File a police report if you suspect theft.
• Apply for a replacement card with SSA (Form SS-5 and required identification documents).

How to protect your SSN & avoid identity theft

• Never carry your SSN card in your wallet unless necessary.
• Share your SSN only when legally required (employers, banks, government agencies).
• Use strong passwords, enable 2FA, and monitor accounts regularly.
• Consider credit monitoring or identity-theft protection services if you suspect exposure.

Fastusait.com Services (what we offer)

We help with:

• Preparing a personalized document checklist.
• Explaining forms and SSA procedures.
• Guidance for appointments and what to expect at the local SSA office.
• Templates for police reports and FTC/IdentityTheft.gov submissions.

We do not: create, sell, transfer, or use SSNs for any third party. All support is legal and advisory only.

FAQ

Q: Can I apply online? A: New SSN applications generally require in-person document verification at an SSA office. Some replacement requests may be initiated online depending on your situation and locationcheck ssa.gov.

Q: How long does it take to get a replacement card? A: Processing times vary by case and SSA workload. Typical delivery times can be a few weeksSSA will provide estimated timelines.

Q: What if someone offers to sell an SSN? A: Offers to buy/sell SSNs are scams and illegal. Report such offers to local law enforcement and the SSA.