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computer to print the SSA-7004 form. Downloading instructions are found on the Internet page that lists available forms.
And, if you already know your earnings information, you can access the computer software called ANYPIA that was developed by the Social Security Administration's Office of the Actuary. This computer program works on IBM and compatible personal computers to produce the Social Security "primary insurance amount" (PIA) on which retirement, survivors, and disability insurance are based. You supply your birth date, your earnings record, and the type of benefit you want estimated.
The ANYPIA program can estimate your monthly benefit amount, the maximum family benefit, and the actuarial reduction or increment factor (for early or delayed retirement). You can view the results on your screen and print a detailed report.
You can get ANYPIA at the same Internet addrs^s, or through Internet’s, "anonymous ftp" protocol. Type the address ftp.ssa.gov. to access it. Change directory (dc oact) and download the files readme.pia (a help file) and anypia.zip (the program user's guide and source code in zipped format.) Type the command, pkunzip anypia.zip, to unzip. Users of the Unix operating system should download the file anypia.tar.Z (instead of anypia.sip) and use the "uncompress" and "tar" commands to restore the file.
To get other benefit information, you'll find 27 Social Security informational publications online that you can read and print or order through the automatic e-mail server. Type info@ssa.gov. to address your message.
Or call Social Security’s toll-fr^e number, (800) 772-1213 to order the PEBES request form or any of Jur publications. Our lines are busiest early in the week and early in the ■ month.
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