Get release of information form

Social Security Number Verification Service Up to 5 names/SSNs: Call (800) 772-6270. Up to 50 names/SSNs: Submit a written request to a local Social Security Office. Greater than 50 names/SSNs: Submit a registration package.

Form SSA-89 is a Social Security form that authorizes the SSA to verify the connection between your name and your Social Security Number to a third party.

If you want to verify SSNs for other than wage reporting purposes you must use our Consent Based SSN Verification Service (CBSV) which you can access from our website at .socialsecurity.gov/cbsv. If you want to verify your own SSN, you must have proof of identity and visit your local Social Security Field Office.

Complete this form only if you want us to give information or records about you, a minor, or a legally incompetent adult, to an individual or group (for example, a doctor or an insurance company).

Laws and regulations require that sources of personal information have a signed authorization before releasing it to us. Also, laws require specific authorization for the release of information about certain conditions and from educational sources. You can provide this authorization by signing a form SSA-827.

Social Security Number Verification System is an application that allows employers and third-party representatives to verify employees' names and Social Security numbers (SSNs) against Social Security records.

Form SSA-89 is a Social Security form that authorizes the SSA to verify the connection between your name and your Social Security Number to a third party.

A Consent for Release of Information (SSA-3288) must be signed by each individual whose work history will be used to establish the 40 quarters of coverage information. However, a consent form is not needed when requesting information on a deceased individual's Social Security Number.

A Consent for Release of Information (SSA-3288) must be signed by each individual whose work history will be used to establish the 40 quarters of coverage information. However, a consent form is not needed when requesting information on a deceased individual's Social Security Number.

Complete this form only if you want us to give information or records about you, a minor, or a legally incompetent adult, to an individual or group (for example, a doctor or an insurance company).

The SSA-11-BK is the paper form a potential payee completes to apply to be payee. Use the paper form only, when it is not possible to use eRPS. For example, we must take paper applications for applicants who do not have a Social Security Number (SSN).

Benefits that the SSA administers include Social Security retirement income and disability income programs, among others. The SSA is also responsible for issuing Social Security numbers and managing the program's finances and trust funds.

Social Security Number Verification Service Up to 5 names/SSNs: Call (800) 772-6270. Up to 50 names/SSNs: Submit a written request to a local Social Security Office. Greater than 50 names/SSNs: Submit a registration package.

Form SSA-89 is a Social Security form that authorizes the SSA to verify the connection between your name and your Social Security Number to a third party.

If you want to verify SSNs for other than wage reporting purposes you must use our Consent Based SSN Verification Service (CBSV) which you can access from our website at .socialsecurity.gov/cbsv. If you want to verify your own SSN, you must have proof of identity and visit your local Social Security Field Office.

Complete this form only if you want us to give information or records about you, a minor, or a legally incompetent adult, to an individual or group (for example, a doctor or an insurance company).

Laws and regulations require that sources of personal information have a signed authorization before releasing it to us. Also, laws require specific authorization for the release of information about certain conditions and from educational sources. You can provide this authorization by signing a form SSA-827.

Social Security Number Verification System is an application that allows employers and third-party representatives to verify employees' names and Social Security numbers (SSNs) against Social Security records.

Form SSA-89 is a Social Security form that authorizes the SSA to verify the connection between your name and your Social Security Number to a third party.

A Consent for Release of Information (SSA-3288) must be signed by each individual whose work history will be used to establish the 40 quarters of coverage information. However, a consent form is not needed when requesting information on a deceased individual's Social Security Number.

A Consent for Release of Information (SSA-3288) must be signed by each individual whose work history will be used to establish the 40 quarters of coverage information. However, a consent form is not needed when requesting information on a deceased individual's Social Security Number.

Complete this form only if you want us to give information or records about you, a minor, or a legally incompetent adult, to an individual or group (for example, a doctor or an insurance company).

The SSA-11-BK is the paper form a potential payee completes to apply to be payee. Use the paper form only, when it is not possible to use eRPS. For example, we must take paper applications for applicants who do not have a Social Security Number (SSN).

Benefits that the SSA administers include Social Security retirement income and disability income programs, among others. The SSA is also responsible for issuing Social Security numbers and managing the program's finances and trust funds.

Social Security Number Verification Service Up to 5 names/SSNs: Call (800) 772-6270. Up to 50 names/SSNs: Submit a written request to a local Social Security Office. Greater than 50 names/SSNs: Submit a registration package.

Form SSA-89 is a Social Security form that authorizes the SSA to verify the connection between your name and your Social Security Number to a third party.

If you want to verify SSNs for other than wage reporting purposes you must use our Consent Based SSN Verification Service (CBSV) which you can access from our website at .socialsecurity.gov/cbsv. If you want to verify your own SSN, you must have proof of identity and visit your local Social Security Field Office.

Complete this form only if you want us to give information or records about you, a minor, or a legally incompetent adult, to an individual or group (for example, a doctor or an insurance company).

Laws and regulations require that sources of personal information have a signed authorization before releasing it to us. Also, laws require specific authorization for the release of information about certain conditions and from educational sources. You can provide this authorization by signing a form SSA-827.

Social Security Number Verification System is an application that allows employers and third-party representatives to verify employees' names and Social Security numbers (SSNs) against Social Security records.

Form SSA-89 is a Social Security form that authorizes the SSA to verify the connection between your name and your Social Security Number to a third party.

A Consent for Release of Information (SSA-3288) must be signed by each individual whose work history will be used to establish the 40 quarters of coverage information. However, a consent form is not needed when requesting information on a deceased individual's Social Security Number.

A Consent for Release of Information (SSA-3288) must be signed by each individual whose work history will be used to establish the 40 quarters of coverage information. However, a consent form is not needed when requesting information on a deceased individual's Social Security Number.

Complete this form only if you want us to give information or records about you, a minor, or a legally incompetent adult, to an individual or group (for example, a doctor or an insurance company).

The SSA-11-BK is the paper form a potential payee completes to apply to be payee. Use the paper form only, when it is not possible to use eRPS. For example, we must take paper applications for applicants who do not have a Social Security Number (SSN).

Benefits that the SSA administers include Social Security retirement income and disability income programs, among others. The SSA is also responsible for issuing Social Security numbers and managing the program's finances and trust funds.