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Social Security Offices in New York, New York

6 offices

New York has 6 Social Security field offices. Together they're the nearest office for around 15 communities across the area, part of New York's 67 offices statewide. Use the map or the list below to choose the right one, then check its hours and book an appointment before visiting.

offices in city
6
communities served
15
people in service area
2.0M
to next-nearest city
2.4 mi

All 6 New York offices on the map

6 locations, Social Security offices in New York. Click a pin for the address and a link.

New York Social Security offices

Visiting a New York 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.

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New York Social Security offices: FAQs

How many Social Security offices are in New York?
New York, New York has 6 Social Security field offices, each listed below with their address, hours, and phone number.
Do I need an appointment at a New York 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 New York 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 New York?
The closest field office outside New York is in Brooklyn, about 2.4 miles away. More nearby offices are listed on this page.
Can I avoid visiting a New York 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.