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the difficulties associated with the late arrival of checks could be avoided if beneficiaries would notify the Social Security Administration well in advance of any change in address.
Here’s what you should do in case you change your address. Notify your social security district office just as soon as you know the new address. Remember this: you have to sign the notice of the change in your address and it must be reported under your social security claim number. Just your name is not enough. It's also a good idea to notify the post office of your new address. This gives you “double insurance" that you 'will get your check promptly. This will permit the post office to forward your check, if there should be a delay itrgetting the new address listed on the social security records.
The social security office and the post office will not know where you are living unless you tell them. A letter or a call at the social security office will save you time and worry. Better still, it will get your social security check to you at the right time. But remember — any written notice to social security about a new address should contain, in addition to the new address, the old address, the social security number, and the signature of the person receiving benefits.
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