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Starting April 14, the Social Security Administration will require in-person verification for applicants unable to access their online accounts when applying for retirement, survivor, or auxiliary benefits. Exemptions apply for disability, Medicare, and SSI claims. The SSA is boosting staff and introducing new services to enhance security and prevent fraud. Stay informed!
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Overview:
• The Social Security Administration is implementing new identity verification requirements starting April 14, aimed at enhancing benefit security and reducing fraud.
• In-person verification will be mandatory for applicants who cannot access their my Social Security accounts and are applying for retirement, survivor, or auxiliary benefits.
• Exemptions from in-person verification include applicants for Social Security Disability Insurance, Medicare, and Supplemental Security Income, who can complete their claims over the phone.
• Certain extreme cases, such as applications related to terminal illness or prisoner pre-release scenarios, may qualify for exceptions from the in-person verification requirement.
• To assist with the rollout of these changes, the SSA is increasing staffing at field offices and introducing the Account Verification Service to enhance fraud prevention measures.

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