U.S. Social Security Administration Forms

This legal document is filled out by survivors of wage earners and self-employed individuals to apply for a death payment of $255.

This is a legal document filled out to apply for a new or replacement Social Security card.

Use this form if you are the surviving spouse of a 100% insured wage earner and wish to claim the insurance benefits owed to your deceased spouse by the Social Security Administration (SSA).

Use this form in cases when you need to notify the Social Security Administration (SSA) about a change in income, as well as to request a reduction of the income-related monthly adjustment amount (IRMAA) of the Medicare premium based of a life-changing event.

This document is used to apply for Social Security Disability Benefits with the SSA.

The procuring data from this form is used by the Social Security Administration (SSA) to allow a third party to establish a link between a person's name and a social security number. This requirement is mandatory.

This document is used by survivors of veterans to claim Social Security benefits they are eligible to.

File this form to request a reconsideration for a cessation of disability benefits.

Use this form to cancel the application for Social Security benefits you submitted.

Download this form to determine if a person is capable to manage their funds or if they need a representative payee. This form contains information about a person who receives Social Security benefits or Supplemental Security Income (SSI) payments.

Use this form to supply the Social Security Administration (SSA) with a signed statement when applying for Social Security benefits or Supplemental Security Income (SSI).

Use this form to supply the Social Security Administration (SSA) with written consent to release your personal information from medical, educational, and other required sources.

You should complete this form if to report the death of a person to a funeral director.

Download this form if you are an employer and need to report the special wages you pay to an employee.

This legal document is filed by fully-insured individuals to apply for a type of social insurance payments paid to individuals over 62 years of age.

Use this form annually to report social security benefits that you received last year. You can use this form for tax purposes by indicating your social security income to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) on your tax return.

This application is filed by dependent parents of deceased workers with enough Social Security credits to confirm eligibility for SSA benefits.

Are you a surviving spouse or a surviving divorced spouse of an insured wage-earner? Fill out this form to qualify for insurance benefits in order to take care of the deceased workers' children and grandchildren.

Use this form to apply for spousal benefits based on your current, former, and deceased spouses' primary insurance.

Use this form to apply for Child's Insurance Benefits with the Social Security Administration on behalf of children of eligible workers.

With the help of this form, you can provide the Social Security Administration (SSA) with a written authorization to release your personal information to a third-party.

The Social Security Administration (SSA) uses this form to request information about the individual's earning history, in order to estimate their eligibility for Social Security benefits and taxes paid in Social Security.

Use this form if you have a job and do not pay Social Security tax, in order to provide an explanation as to how your present job can affect your Social Security benefits.

Use this form to authorize the Social Security Administration (SSA) to release your information to a third party for the purpose of preparing a wage or tax report or completing your record, including your Social Security Number (SSN).

Use this form if you wish to apply to be a representative payee. This is a relative or a friend who manages the benefits of a disabled person when they are unable to do so themselves or have difficulties in managing their money due to their condition.

Use this form to report an individual's working activity after the alleged onset date (AOD) to the Social Security Administration (SSA) in order to qualify for disability benefits.

Use this form if you are the subject of overpayments and wish to have Social Security Administration (SSA) reconsider their decision about repayments.

Download this form if you wish to make an online appeal of a Social Security Administration (SSA) decision regarding your benefit request.

Download this form if you a representative payee and wish to report how you use the benefits you receive on behalf of a Social Security or Supplemental Security Income (SSI) beneficiary.

Use this form to request detailed information about your earnings that affect your Social Security benefits and retirement amount.

This is a form that is used by disabled people who are applying to receive Social Security benefits.

Use this form to provide the Social Security Administration (SSA) with information for direct payments of an authorized fee.

Use this form to contest a decision regarding disability benefits by providing new information on your or the claimant's impairment.

Use this form while dealing with the Social Security Administration (SSA) to appoint a third-party representative to act on your behalf.

Use this form after you received a notice of Termination of Benefits from the Social Security Administration (SSA) for verifying your child's full-time attendance (FTA) at an educational institution and continuation of the FTA.

This form is used by the Social Security Administration (SSA) to inform the recipient of widow's or widower's insurance benefits about what changes to report to the SSA and how. The document lists changes to be reported and the means to report them.

Use this form to claim for Social Security benefits or Medicare Premium refund that a deceased beneficiary may have been due prior to passing away.

Use this form if you are an adult and are claiming disability benefits. You can fill out the form yourself or have a representative help you out. It can be any person who is aware of your health issues, but it cannot be your doctor.

Use this form to supply the Social Security Administration (SSA) with detailed information about the jobs you have had in the past 15 years.

Spanish-speaking applicants may use this form to give the Social Security Administration (SSA) permission to release the information from personal SSA files to a specific individual or group.