Contact the Social Security Administration. You can request a copy of your disability records from your local Social Security office, or by calling the SSA's toll free number at 1-800-772-1213. The SSA will mail your records to you, whether you make the request in person or over the phone. Expect to wait two weeks to receive your records once you've made your request.
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If you need a copy of your W-2, you can get one from several sources, including your employer, the Internal Revenue Service and the Social Security Administration. The IRS provides free copies of a W-2 if you need it to sort out tax issues. The SSA offers free copies of W-2s for Social Security-related reasons.
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To get a copy of your W-2 from the SSA, write a letter that includes your name exactly as shown on your Social Security card; your Social Security number; and any additional names or aliases listed on your W-2. Also include your complete mailing address, phone number and the years for which you need copies of your W-2.
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Online Social Security Electronic Freedom of Information (eFOIA) for Frequently Requested Records. Now you can make a request online. You can request a copy of the following, using online Form SSA-711. Social Security Number Application (Form SS-5) of a deceased person. A computer extract of the Social Security number application (Numident) of a deceased person.
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Now that your daughter is 18, she must apply for a replacement card on her own. To see if she’s eligible to apply for a replacement Social Security card online or to learn more on the process and what documents she will need to get a card please visit our “New or Replacement Social Security Number and Card” web page.
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You can request a copy of the following, using online Form SSA-711. 1  Social Security Number Application (Form SS-5) of a deceased person. 2  A computer extract of the Social Security number application (Numident) of a deceased person.
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In some areas, you can request a replacement Social Security card using your online my Social Security account if you meet certain requirements. Simply access your account and follow the instructions to replace your Social Security card. It’s safe, convenient and secure.
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You can request a copy of your disability records from your local Social Security office, or by calling the Social Security Administration's toll free number at 18007721213.   You can request a copy of your disability records from your local Social Security office, or by calling the Social Security Administration's toll free number at 18007721213.