Social Security recipients who created an online account before Sept. 18, 2021, will need to transition to a Login.gov ...

Social Security online users will soon have to create Login.gov accounts if they don't already have them. The Social Security Administration is transitioning all users who made their accounts ...

Millions of people who created an online "My Social Security" account that's more than 4 years old will soon have to change their login procedure. Taxpayers who already have online accounts are ...

Millions of people who created an online my Social Security account before September 18, 2021, will soon have to switch to a Login.gov account to be able to continue to access their information ...

The Social Security Administration has an online system, my Social Security, where people can log on and see information about their Social Security cards, applications or benefits.

The Social Security Administration (SSA) said this week that users who created an online My Social Security account before Sept. 18, 2021 will have to transition to a Login.gov account to access ...

Customers who created an online Social Security account before Sept. 18, 2021, will soon be required to transition to a Login.gov account to continue to access their online services.

Users of my Social Security who registered for an online account prior to September 18, 2021, will need to transition to a Login.gov account if they wish to continue accessing online services.

Fortunately, you can complete a lot of important Social Security tasks online, including the following five things. And best of all, you'll never find yourself on hold. 1.

Social Security recipients who created an online account before Sept. 18, 2021, will need to transition to a Login.gov account to access their Social Security information, the administration said.