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Requests a statement of your Social Security earnings history and estimated future benefits from SSA.
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Requests a statement of your Social Security earnings history and estimated future benefits from SSA.
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Use this form to get a copy of your Social Security statement showing your earnings record and estimated retirement, disability, and survivor benefits.
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Personal Info
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Your full name.
Your SSN.
Your date of birth.
Where SSA should mail your statement.
Work History
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Estimated retirement age for benefit calculation purposes.
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Your signature authorizing SSA to send your statement.
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Use this form to get a copy of your Social Security statement showing your earnings record and estimated retirement, disability, and survivor benefits.
Any U.S. worker who wants to review their Social Security earnings record or get an estimate of future benefits.
A personalized Social Security Statement showing your earnings history and estimated benefit amounts.
Request any time, but especially useful before making retirement or financial planning decisions.
Mail the completed form to SSA or create a my Social Security account at ssa.gov for instant online access.
Complete the form with your personal information and mail it to SSA, or access your statement online at ssa.gov/myaccount.
Reviewing your earnings record helps catch errors that could reduce your future benefits.
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