How many Social Security offices are in Reno?

Reno, Nevada has 1 Social Security field office, listed below with its address, hours, and phone number.

Do I need an appointment at the Reno office?

Since 2025 the SSA asks most visitors to book an appointment before coming in. Call the office directly or the national line at 1-800-772-1213 (TTY 1-800-325-0778) to schedule one and cut your wait.

What should I bring to a Reno Social Security office?

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

What's the nearest Social Security office to Reno?

The closest field office outside Reno is in Susanville, about 77 miles away. More nearby offices are listed on this page.

Can I avoid visiting a Reno office?

Many tasks, replacing a card, checking an application, getting a benefit verification letter, or updating direct deposit, can be done online with a free my Social Security account at ssa.gov, with no visit needed.

Social Security Offices in Reno, Nevada

1 office · Washoe County

Reno has one Social Security field office, in Washoe County. It serves the city and the surrounding area, the closest office for 95 nearby communities, and is one of Nevada's 4 field offices. Its address, hours, phone number, and directions are below.

office in city: 1
communities served: 95
people in service area: 420K
county: Washoe County
to next-nearest city: 77 mi

The Reno office on the map

1 location, Social Security offices in Reno. Click a pin for the address and a link.

The Reno Social Security office

1170 Harvard Way Reno, NV 89502 Mon-Fri 9am-4pm (888) 808-5481 View office →

Visiting a Reno 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 the exact hours on each office page above.
Skip the trip when you can: replace a card, get a benefit letter, or update direct deposit online at ssa.gov.

Towns served by the Reno office

Many nearby towns have no Social Security office of their own, so the Reno office is their closest option. It's the nearest field office for 95 surrounding communities, the largest is Sparks (109,796 residents):

Town	Distance	Population
Sparks, NV	2.3 mi	109,796
Sun Valley, NV	5.7 mi	21,179
Spanish Springs, NV	10.2 mi	15,820
Cold Springs, NV	15.4 mi	10,704
Lemmon Valley, NV	9 mi	5,183
Washoe Valley, NV	15.3 mi	2,724
Mogul, NV	7.5 mi	1,308
Verdi, NV	10.9 mi	1,161
Golden Valley, NV	7.4 mi	1,085
Virginia City, NV	15.8 mi	661
Verdi, NV	12.2 mi	154
Floriston, NV	15 mi	28

…and 83 more nearby communities closest to this office.

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Reno Social Security offices: FAQs

How many Social Security offices are in Reno?: Reno, Nevada has 1 Social Security field office, listed below with its address, hours, and phone number.
Do I need an appointment at the Reno office?: Since 2025 the SSA asks most visitors to book an appointment before coming in. Call the office directly or the national line at 1-800-772-1213 (TTY 1-800-325-0778) to schedule one and cut your wait.
What should I bring to a Reno Social Security office?: Bring a photo ID and your Social Security number, plus original documents for your request, for example, proof of identity and citizenship or immigration status for a new or replacement card.
What's the nearest Social Security office to Reno?: The closest field office outside Reno is in Susanville, about 77 miles away. More nearby offices are listed on this page.
Can I avoid visiting a Reno office?: Many tasks, replacing a card, checking an application, getting a benefit verification letter, or updating direct deposit, can be done online with a free my Social Security account at ssa.gov, with no visit needed.