How many Social Security offices are in Alaska?

Alaska has 3 Social Security field offices across 3 cities. Each one is listed on this page with its address, phone number, and hours.

Do I need an appointment at a Alaska Social Security office?

Since 2025 the SSA asks most visitors to schedule an appointment before visiting any field office. Call the specific office or the national line at 1-800-772-1213 (TTY 1-800-325-0778) to book one.

Which Alaska Social Security office covers the most communities?

The Anchorage office is the closest field office for the most surrounding towns, about 206 communities. Each office page lists exactly which nearby towns it serves.

What should I bring to a Alaska Social Security office?

Bring a photo ID and your Social Security number, plus original documents for your request, such as proof of identity and citizenship or immigration status for a new or replacement card.

Can I handle Social Security tasks online instead of visiting?

Yes, with a free my Social Security account at ssa.gov you can request a replacement card (in most states), check an application, get a benefit verification letter, and update direct deposit without visiting a Alaska office.

Social Security Offices in Alaska

3 field offices across 3 cities

Alaska has 3 Social Security field offices in 3 cities. Together they're the closest office for around 350 surrounding communities, roughly 361K residents. The Anchorage office covers the most ground, serving about 206 nearby towns. Use the map to find the office closest to you, then open its page for hours, phone, and directions.

field offices: 3
cities: 3
communities served: 350
people in service areas: 361K

Alaska Social Security offices map

3 locations, Social Security offices in Alaska. Click a pin for the address and a link.

Largest Alaska offices by area served

The field offices that are the nearest location for the most surrounding communities.

All Alaska Social Security offices

City	Address	Phone	Hours	Towns
Anchorage	222 W 8th Ave, 99513	(866) 772-3081	Mon to Fri, 9am to 4pm	206
Fairbanks	101 12th Avenue, 99701	(800) 478-0391	Mon to Fri, 9am to 4pm	103
Juneau	709 West Ninth Street, 99802	(800) 478-7124	Mon to Fri, 11:30am to 4pm	41

Visiting a Alaska office

Most services now require an appointment. Book by calling the office or 1-800-772-1213 (TTY 1-800-325-0778).
Bring a photo ID and your Social Security number, plus original documents for your request.
Field offices are open weekdays only and closed on federal holidays, check each office page for exact hours.
Many tasks don't need a visit: replace a card, get a benefit letter, or update direct deposit online at ssa.gov.

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Social Security offices in Alaska: FAQs

How many Social Security offices are in Alaska?: Alaska has 3 Social Security field offices across 3 cities. Each one is listed on this page with its address, phone number, and hours.
Do I need an appointment at a Alaska Social Security office?: Since 2025 the SSA asks most visitors to schedule an appointment before visiting any field office. Call the specific office or the national line at 1-800-772-1213 (TTY 1-800-325-0778) to book one.
Which Alaska Social Security office covers the most communities?: The Anchorage office is the closest field office for the most surrounding towns, about 206 communities. Each office page lists exactly which nearby towns it serves.
What should I bring to a Alaska Social Security office?: Bring a photo ID and your Social Security number, plus original documents for your request, such as proof of identity and citizenship or immigration status for a new or replacement card.
Can I handle Social Security tasks online instead of visiting?: Yes, with a free my Social Security account at ssa.gov you can request a replacement card (in most states), check an application, get a benefit verification letter, and update direct deposit without visiting a Alaska office.