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Social Security offices in New York

Browse office pages for New York by city. Each page gives you the address, phone number, office hours, map, and nearby alternatives before you decide where to go.

Jump to a city

Start with the city you need most. The biggest office clusters in New York are listed first.

Brooklyn 7 Bronx 6 New York 6 Rochester 2 Staten Island 2 Albany 1 Batavia 1 Binghamton 1 Buffalo 1 Corning 1 Dunkirk 1 Flushing 1
What these office pages help with

Use these pages to compare office addresses, phone numbers, hours, maps, and nearby locations.

If you are trying to replace a card, file for benefits, update your record, or bring documents to SSA, the city sections below are the fastest way to the right office page.

Find a city in New York

Search the New York office directory by city name and jump straight to that section.

Brooklyn, NY

7 offices in New York

Bronx, NY

6 offices in New York

New York, NY

6 offices in New York

Rochester, NY

2 offices in New York

Staten Island, NY

2 offices in New York

Albany, NY

1 office in New York

Batavia, NY

1 office in New York

Binghamton, NY

1 office in New York

Buffalo, NY

1 office in New York

Corning, NY

1 office in New York
Choosing the right office in New York

The best office is usually the one closest to your home ZIP code, but nearby cities can still be useful if appointment times or travel plans make more sense elsewhere.

Start with the city you expect to use most, then compare office pages for address, phone, office hours, map, and nearby alternatives. Larger cities often have more than one office page.

In New York, this directory currently covers 67 office pages across 49 cities.

What people usually need help with

Most visits are about replacing a Social Security card, applying for retirement or disability benefits, updating a name or address, turning in documents, or checking on a pending claim.

If you only need a quick status update, a call may save you the trip. If you already have a notice from SSA, bring it with you so the office can match your visit to the right file.

Before you visit an office in New York

Bring a photo ID and any documents tied to your request. For disability visits, that may include medical records, provider names, and medication details.

Call first if the trip matters. Holiday hours, weather disruptions, appointment rules, and same-day service limits can all change what an office is able to do when you arrive.

Common questions

Do I need an appointment?

Usually it helps. Some offices take walk-ins, but wait times can vary a lot by day and city.

Can I use another city?

Often yes. If one office is not convenient, compare nearby city pages and call ahead before you go.

What should I check before I travel?

Address, phone, office hours, map, and whether the office can help with the service you need that day.