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https://www.ssa.gov/news/press/releases/2025/#2025-03-12 Press Office Menu Contact the Press Office Press Releases Reports, Facts and Figures Social Security Update Follow us @SSAPress COLA Press Release Wednesday, March 12, 2025 For Immediate Release Mark Hinkle, Press Officer [email protected] Correcting the Record about Social Security Direct Deposit and Telephone Services Recent reports in the media that Social Security plans to eliminate telephone services are inaccurate. SSA is increasing its protection for America’s seniors and other beneficiaries by eliminating the risk of fraud associated with changing bank account information by telephone. SSA continuously investigates and analyzes potential threats to strengthen and secure our programs and protect people who receive benefits. Approximately 40 percent of Social Security direct deposit fraud is associated with someone calling SSA to change direct deposit bank information. SSA’s current protocol of simply asking identifying questions by telephone is no longer enough to prevent fraud. If someone needs to change their bank account information on SSA’s record, they will need to either: Use two-factor authentication with SSA’s “my Social Security” service; or Visit a local Social Security office to prove their identity. These methods align with most major banks. All other SSA telephone services remain unchanged. To get more Social Security news, follow the Press Office on X @SSAPress. Skip to main content If you need to visit an office, schedule an appointment first. Find out how. Information about the Social Security Fairness Act (WEP/GPO) Press Office Menu Contact the Press Office Press Releases Reports, Facts and Figures Social Security Update Follow us @SSAPress COLA Press Release Wednesday, March 12, 2025 For Immediate Release Mark Hinkle, Press Officer [email protected] Correcting the Record about Social Security Direct Deposit and Telephone Services Recent reports in the media that Social Security plans to eliminate telephone services are inaccurate. SSA is increasing its protection for America’s seniors and other beneficiaries by eliminating the risk of fraud associated with changing bank account information by telephone. SSA continuously investigates and analyzes potential threats to strengthen and secure our programs and protect people who receive benefits. Approximately 40 percent of Social Security direct deposit fraud is associated with someone calling SSA to change direct deposit bank information. SSA’s current protocol of simply asking identifying questions by telephone is no longer enough to prevent fraud. If someone needs to change their bank account information on SSA’s record, they will need to either: Use two-factor authentication with SSA’s “my Social Security” service; or Visit a local Social Security office to prove their identity. These methods align with most major banks. All other SSA telephone services remain unchanged. To get more Social Security news, follow the Press Office on X @SSAPress.

Correcting the Record about Social Security Direct Deposit and Telephone Services Social Security Administration To me · Thu, Mar 13 at 4:12 AM Visit site Message Body https://ecp.yusercontent.com/mail?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.govdelivery.com%2Fattachments%2Ffancy_images%2FUSSSA%2F2019%2F05%2F2600054%2Fbso-top_original.png&t=1741831027&ymreqid=8c0c695b-e28b-8045-1c09-f2000101cb00&sig=_hGMYK9sNfDFUcpUfZk3Pg--~D Recent reports in the media that Social Security plans to eliminate telephone services are inaccurate. SSA is increasing its protection for America’s seniors and other beneficiaries by eliminating the risk of fraud associated with changing bank account information by telephone. For more information, please visit www.ssa.gov/news/press/releases. https://ecp.yusercontent.com/mail?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.govdelivery.com%2Fattachments%2Ffancy_images%2FUSSSA%2F2021%2F03%2F4210597%2F3435716%2F2021footer_crop.jpg&t=1741831027&ymreqid=8c0c695b-e28b-8045-1c09-f2000101cb00&sig=wVzcxDlPh7ODwFpjS7IZcA--~D

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OK let us summarize you are both now registered your hardware security key with LOGIN.GOV having a reply drom mark and sid,,, bow please complete the entire application and login to MySSA to test your keys using MySSA, but first Pib you mentioned you had applied years ago with a USA address and phone required to initialize your access to MySSA,,,, As foe my registered use of LOGIN.GOV I was notified by email today that I did login New sign-in with your Login.gov account Your Login.gov email and password were used to sign in from a new device but failed to authenticate. If you recognize this activity, you don’t need to do anything. Two-factor authentication protects your account from unauthorized access. If this wasn’t you, reset your password immediately. New sign-in potentially located in Bang Sue, 10 Signed in with password March 11, 2025 at 2:56 AM (Eastern) Please do not reply to this message. If you need help, visit login.gov/help/ About Login.gov | Privacy policy Sent at 2025-03-11T07:05:04.945266Z In order to get here my password to enter LOGIN.GOV was auto entered in https://secure.login.gov/ and was requeted to enter another pass code not delivered over ? phone ? email ? >> The other way to verify was selected and I entered one of the active backup 12 digit security code again rejected, So please if and when the two of you are able to connect and open MySSA then explain all the derivatives of what you gave done and what information and what time did you enter the sign up into MySSA, What is the problems with entering MySSA or starting a NEW MySSA is the fact that the security LOGIN has been re programmed and manipulated by SSA.GOV contract programmers. People outside the USA borders are blocked starting MySSA with a foreign address and foreign phone and then tortured testing other security software prior to entering the SSA..GOV web page, So please explain your self what have you done and what have you when have you as is able to enter your MySSA account. How to sign in to Login.gov Every time you sign in to your Login.gov account, you will need your email address, your password, and access to one of the authentication options you set up. Follow these steps to sign in to Login.gov. Enter your email address at https://secure.login.gov. Enter your password. Click the “Sign in” button. Authenticate using one of the options you set up, such as: Scanning your face or fingerprint Entering a one-time code from your authentication application Using your security key Entering a one-time code that you receive by text or by phone call Entering a backup code Using your federal government employee or military ID (PIV or CAC) You will then be taken to your Login.gov account page. Related articles Authentication methods Verify your identity

please keep every old timer camper informed,, I have a LOGIN.GOV account and was alsp assigned the 10 additinal keys. The login to IRS also other agency work! The )~(@#)~ MySSA does not work! It asks for USA address and phone. and many USA citizens herein remarked that they are able to LOGIN to MySSA account becaue they did start years ago inside the USA with a USA user name or started using a USA family / friends / forged phony address replace their Thailand phone and address demanded by MySSA accpunt initial start login to start up MySSA ` The Manila FBU SSA temporary children have never been educated in short they never physically tested any of their internet SSA service outside the USA SSA customer service from Thailand connections or Cambodia or Vietnam etc etc! The Manila FBU SSA children are manage by an incompetent prejudiced military oriented policy not dedicated paid as a civil servant USA citizen paid FICA taxed USA pay check removed policy You notice past Manila BS phone / email recording years declaring sorry we are busy servicing 60 million applications (today 72milion) sorry we open only two hours a week then we are open BS sorry no answer email after 10 days we need appointment to contract untarined MANILA bimbos? WTF Now the manila meddage returns you must have a military address meaning a over seas APO etc address ro have permission to lohin to MySSA which is a non military civil servant USA citizen taxed retiremet bureaucracy nothing to do with Department Of Defence Manila really do not care and continue ignore communications beyond a simple problem solution. Manila folloes Baltimore 3 hour phone recorded message garbage and dictates instructions go online file your SSA. Manila never tested go online and just recently started broadcasting only military APO address permited go SSA online outsude the USA. This destroyed life of a hand full of USA citizens who are SSA blocked and receive mail delivered on a row boat across the Pacific because manila. Manila does not care about USA citizens who have no USA family or friends alive Manila is saving postak money and the FBU SSA children get to ignore noy be accountable for pleas for help from USA tax payers who FICA pay pay them The expat herein above lost under a million USD California property sale has blamed a single agent FBU Jocson who remains silent under his desk and manipulated all temporary hired and fired off the street SSa Manila workets, As an attorney declared several times to OIG, White House, GSA, etc. etc, the USA citizen does not work for SSA ,GOV and was ordered by Manila FBU to run around several USA Embassy to verify certify BASIC SIMPLA retirement application data and the USA citizen has pleaded a court hearing several times to be prove evidence and prove gross negligence fail;ure of Manila civil servants to deliver fiduciary simple sevice duties. The plea was simple and to the point prove him over 13 years a liar a thief a crook or have manila shut up fire the crook and fraud bureaucracy MAFIA. The old expat declared it is no longer about money because at old age after 13 years of survical there is nothing to purchase nothing more to enjoy the thrill is gone forever and there is no more respect waiting for death. Any nody else need litigation counselor advice? service?

The 15 year history is a long story embeded some where in ASEAN ssa titles.. In short summary California property was sold and money transfered to Wells Fargo Bank. Expat moved to Asia asked for wire transfer. wells Fargo manager demanded mail SSA card back to start wire transfer. Expat started at USA Embassy and was instructed by Manila to run atound like a monkey stamp and verify forms and identity to receive SSA card. The SSA card was never delivered up to this date and Wells Fargo under the patriot act and dhs security deleted shut down destroyed expat accounts and stated bank mailed check to an unpaid. long dead, last address was expat USA po box. Manila FBU sloppy untrained actions over several years history created world war 3 and then years later expat at age 70 applied for ssa was again told to run around certify ing verifying from ASIA demanded original documents at the USA Embassy that the USA Rmbassy mailed internal coded diplomatic pouch to Manila FBU not one time but two times from the USA Embassy. To jeep it simple Manila was contacted and replied with 17 temporary hired fired agents over the years re[;ied they never got the SSA forms, and continued ignoring messages and ohone calls up to this date as the expat only instructions was from Baltimore no response no help from Manila. As of up to date expat received a 1099 statement dated 2023, 20,145 USD was paid but all was returned to SSA po box in PA. In closure the expat has mailed multiple International Direct Deposit forms all signed and verified banj managers and valid USA passport both to Manila FBU and Baltimore, Expat recently phoned Baltimore was informed close to 50K USD is in limbo however recorded bank name and account and address was correct inside baltimore however there is nothing they can do expat must contact FBU manila for delivery.. Yes yes expat has and has mailed manila who continue to be silent do nothing. It is a fact that manila has no educated staff and use temporary off the street untrained labor who are not educsted ot motivated on USA citizen customer service account beyond packing envelopes with stamps mailed by a row boat to Baltimore.. I have same trouble with paper mail to Baltimore or Manila they never answer never acknowledge delivery perhaps their mail room is a paper box they empty as trash. I do not blame the motivation of some SSA agents because yes there are many retarded not smart people asking repeat questions however there should be a smart managed accountable audit trail and training inside all USA GOV business operations from VA to IRS that is lacking inside SSA,GOV Have other history another expat filed basic simple SSA benfit with a USA passport clear date of birth and name however fater years of struggle to communicate was informed 5 years later was approved SSA benefit with a new birth date and middle name changed. The 5 year delayed Medicare card and middle name did not bother or concern this expat however the problems of recovery 5 years was again manila ignored as all the SS 561 request for hearings and request for OIG deposition So the bottom line answer with Baltimore you are not in the USA you must always contact manila FBU nobody else can help you... DOGE is a long way off from solutions of using A I programmed audio chat to steer 90 percebt of SSA.GOV benfits / SSID / Medicare / 24/7 p[hone callers away from available SSA staff required to correct international expat serviced applications

Galone outstanding education instruction for old age retired pernament USA citizens living in Thailand. Keep up the details of your struggle contacting communications with SSA.GOV International / Manila / FBU. The trouble desctibed inside SSA.GOV ASEAN blogs are scattered amd sloopy remarks that has no practial dependable top down management solutions WHY these problems from a hand full of old age USA citizens should be focused towards and delivered toward the SSA.GOV paid managers who continue to ignore 2025 agency communication trouble. I know people over 15 years living isolated in Thailand USA relatives ftiends dead, and continue denial of USA SSA services trashed by sloopy untrained temporary hired fired SSA agents. We get old we get senile we get dead we get no respect... The past memory of a dedicated motivated enthusiastic help full knowledge full and able worker is now smoke and mirrors projected by a hand full of happy Thailand campers. USA Citizen Customer services shall continue to degrade probably worse for retired ignored older expats, unless they vote together and combine together to educate, repair, replace, supervise USA customer service complaints herein adjuticated

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Skip to main content https://www.login.gov/assets/img/us-flag.png An official website of the United States government https://www.login.gov/assets/img/logo.svg Help center Contact us Verify your identity Identity verification is the process where you prove you are you — and not someone pretending to be you. You will need to create your Login.gov account and verify your identity to access services at some government agencies. What you’ll need to verify your identity You’ll take a photo of your accepted driver’s license or state ID card and enter your personal information to verify your identity online. You may need to take a photo of yourself with a phone to verify your identity online. This is to check that you are the person on your ID. If you don’t have a phone with a camera, you can verify your identity in person. https://www.login.gov/assets/img/help/create-an-account.svg What you’ll need to create a Login.gov account Email Password Authentication method https://www.login.gov/assets/img/help/verify-your-identity.svg What you’ll need to verify your identity Driver’s license or state ID card Social Security Number Phone number or address Some services need you to take a photo of yourself with a phone to verify your identity online. How we use your information Login.gov is a secure, government website that adheres to the highest standards in data protection. Login.gov does not store images of your ID or the photo of yourself. We ask for your consent before we share your verified information with the partner agency. Learn more about our privacy and security measures. Related articles How to verify your identity Accepted identification documents How to take a photo of yourself Verify your phone number Verify your address by mail Was this article helpful? Back to top Search Get started with Login.gov Trouble signing in? Manage your account Verify your identity Overview How to verify your identity Accepted identification documents How to take photos to verify your identity Verify your phone number Verify your address by mail Verify your identity in person Find a Participating Post Office Issues with verifying your identity in person Help with specific agencies https://www.login.gov/assets/img/logo.svg For agencies Become a partner Developer guide Learn About us Accessibility Join us Privacy & security Support Contact us Help center Login.gov system status https://www.login.gov/assets/img/gsa-logo.svg Login.gov An official website of the General Services Administration About GSA Accessibility support FOIA requests No FEAR Act data Office of the Inspector General Performance reports Privacy policy Looking for U.S. government information and services? Visit USA.gov