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On 3/11/2025 at 3:29 PM, Harrisfan said:

Verbose :cheesy:

 

Abounding in words, containing more words than necessary. Long winded, or windy.

The proof is in the pudding...... post count.

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Posted
On 3/11/2025 at 3:29 PM, Harrisfan said:

Verbose :cheesy:

 

Abounding in words, containing more words than necessary. Long winded, or windy.

Just "like" all your posts that few appear to actually "like".

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Let me guess, he's now an unemployed Dem, maybe Biden appointee, booted by new administration

 

NO bias there. :cheesy:

 

Every new budget, and they always state, if not approved, SS will be affected, but never is, as it runs on autopilot.  

 

Just another thread started by a sore loser.

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22 minutes ago, KhunLA said:

Every new budget, and they always state, if not approved, SS will be affected, but never is, as it runs on autopilot.  

If you ever have some complication in your SS claim you'll soon discover how the inept 'autopilot' system performs... it isn't pretty.

 

My problems started about 15 years ago when I questioned why one year my self-employment earnings weren't credited to my work record.  I called SSA's toll free assistance and was given what amounted to a guess instead of a real answer.  At the time I didn't know much about SS and how it is supposed to work, so I let their response slide.  About 7 years later the same error was repeated and I decided I just can't let their errors continue..... fast forward to today.... one of their errors has still not been corrected despite several filings complete with proof provided by the IRS records.

 

In the course of 4 applications filed by the wife and I.... they have yet to complete one without serious errors or unbearable delays.

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8 minutes ago, gamb00ler said:

If you ever have some complication in your SS claim you'll soon discover how the inept 'autopilot' system performs... it isn't pretty.

 

My problems started about 15 years ago when I questioned why one year my self-employment earnings weren't credited to my work record.  I called SSA's toll free assistance and was given what amounted to a guess instead of a real answer.  At the time I didn't know much about SS and how it is supposed to work, so I let their response slide.  About 7 years later the same error was repeated and I decided I just can't let their errors continue..... fast forward to today.... one of their errors has still not been corrected despite several filings complete with proof provided by the IRS records.

 

In the course of 4 applications filed by the wife and I.... they have yet to complete one without serious errors or unbearable delays.

24.5 years now, and it's been on auto pilot for me, with no issues.  Every budget stall, every govt shutdown, govt lay offs and the DD just keep on coming on time, and you could set a Swiss watch to 'em :coffee1:

Posted

Social Security Strengthens Identity Proofing Requirements and Expedites Direct Deposit Changes to One Day


March 18, 2025 • By Social Security Administration

 

The Social Security Administration (SSA) is taking proactive steps to enhance the security of its services by implementing stronger identity verification procedures. The updated measures will further safeguard Social Security records and benefits against fraudulent activity. Over the next two weeks, SSA will carefully transition to stronger identity proofing procedures for both benefit claims and direct deposit changes. Individuals seeking these services who cannot use their personal my Social Security account, which requires online identity proofing, will then need to visit a local Social Security office to prove their identity in person. At the same time, the agency will expedite processing all direct deposit change requests – both in person and online – to one business day. Prior to this change, online direct deposit changes were held for 30 days.

 

The agency’s two-week transition plan includes training frontline employees and management about the new policy and careful monitoring of policy compliance. At the conclusion of the transition period, on March 31, 2025, SSA will enforce online digital identity proofing and in-person identity proofing. SSA will permit individuals who do not or cannot use the agency’s online my Social Security services to start their claim for benefits on the telephone. However, the claim cannot be completed until the individual’s identity is verified in person. The agency therefore recommends calling to request an in-person appointment to begin and complete the claim in one interaction. Individuals with and without an appointment will need to prove identity before starting a transaction. Individuals who do not or cannot use the agency’s online my Social Security services to change their direct deposit information, can visit a local office to process the change or can call 1-800-772-1213 to schedule an in-person appointment.

 

https://blog.ssa.gov/social-security-strengthens-identity-proofing-requirements-and-expedites-direct-deposit-changes-to-one-day/

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