In-person identity checks will soon be necessary for new, existing Social Security recipients
Security measures being updated with the Social Security Administration will soon require certain beneficiaries to verify their identity in person at an SSA office. The change will impact new and existing recipients who need to make a change to their direct deposit information.
Some people will have to pick up their Social Security checks in person; here’s why
The Social Security Administration is seeking to mandate identity checks at in-person offices. The new requirements will impact anyone who needs to verify their bank information with the agency, as well as families with children who receive Social Security benefits and cannot verify a child’s information on the SSA website.
New testing at DHS shows a wide range in the performance of online identity proofing systems. Some simply don’t work well.
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WASHINGTON -- In an effort to limit fraudulent claims, the Social Security Administration will impose tighter identity-proofing measures - which will require millions of recipients and applicants ...
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