Social Security Card Application Service
Online-Application.org is professional filing agency that assists with application preparation for new or replacement social security cards. Our easy to use system allows you to complete the SS-5 form with confidence and ease. Save time and money allowing us to accurately prepare your forms from the comfort of your home.
We are not affiliated with any government agency.
You can obtain free assistance and forms by directly contacting the SSA (Social Security Administration).We work directly for you and include a Ebook, step by step instructions, and extended customer service.
Why the Social Security Card Application is so Difficult
Your Social Security card is one of the most important documents you own. So why is trying to get a new one so difficult?
Obviously, the SSA must make sure new applicants are who they say they are, but there are a few things about the application that make it unnecessarily difficult. Each year, countless applicants are denied a new card only to have to complete the process ALL OVER AGAIN.
Here’s why…
- 1. Multiple different documents are required along with your application:
The documents required may just be your passport and driver’s license. However, there are times when a birth certificate or even hospital records may be required. It all depends. - 2. You have to wait in line at the office:
You may have to find the local Social Security Administration office and wait in line to receive your forms. This alone could waste hours of your day. - 3. Not all states can file online:
Certain states allow residents to submit the application online. But even if you are a resident of one of these states, the SSA does not offer any support in filling out the form. - 4. Government information is confusing:
All of the information might be out there, but it’s confusing and borderline daunting, especially if this is your first time filling in the application. Trying to figure out what you need to write, where to put it, and what to send along with your application can be extremely stressful. - 5. Any mistake means INSTANT denial:
The Social Security Administration warns all applicants that any errors on the application or the wrong documentation will result in INSTANT denial. To make things worse, you won’t find out about it until 3 weeks after you’re denied. Then you’ll have to start the process all over again.
Your Social Security Card Application is as Easy as 1-2-3
Instead of waiting at the office, reading through government regulations, figuring out which document is accepted for what, and wondering how to fill in your form and where to send it, we’ve made the process as easy as 1-2-3.
Step 1
You Answer Questions,
We Generate Your Form
Instead of filling the SS-5 in yourself and risking the costly errors that most Americans make, we adapt your questionnaire to your specific situation. As you answer each question, our application generates your SS-5 form in the 100% correct format. No stress, no delays, no denied applications. It’s genius!
Step 2
Read Your Instructions
and Submit Your Form
We’ll send you a personalized information bundle complete with step-by-step instructions and a guide to the proper documents you must send. Just follow the steps we’ve laid out for you and send your application to the address we specify. No more reading complex government regulations and trying to figure it out yourself. We’ve got your back!
Step 3
Get Your
New Card
Receive your new card in the same time frame as if you had completed the process on your own. Except this time, you won’t have a denial letter in your mailbox!
WHO ARE WE ?
Online-Application.org is a professional government application filing service whose goal is to help Americans navigate the confusing and complex bureaucracy standing between them and successfully filing for a Social Security card.
We are not affiliated in any way with the Social Security Administration or any other governmental agency. We are a private service that is designed to make the Social Security card application process as simple and convenient as possible while also giving you the best chance of getting it done right the first time.
Why wait in line, figure the form out yourself, and read through endless government jargon? We can handle it all for you right from the comfort of your own home.
OUR STORY
Getting a new or replacement card from the Social Security Administration is a daunting task even for the most experienced citizens. We know exactly what you are going through because we’ve lived it.
We went to the local office, waited in line, filled in the forms, and ran around getting every document you could imagine. We crossed every t and dotted every i.
14 days later…DENIED.
We were shocked to find out our story was actually very common. Each year, countless American citizens waste hours upon hours completing this unnecessarily complex task only to have to do it all over again after making some very minor mistakes (with no help from the Social Security Administration).
We knew there had to be a better way.
Our process is specifically designed to help people just like you avoid the same mistakes that cost us headaches, time, and real money. The whole process automated for you, documentation guidance, trained support—it’s all here.
There are other application filing services, but none have put in the time or effort to design a system catered directly to your needs simply because they don’t actually know what you’re going through. We do.
The endless documentation guide, the confusing application, the crowded offices—we’ve lived it and we’ve put an end to it with this service. This is the Social Security card application process made easy.
How to Apply for a New or Replacement Social Security Card
You may either apply directly with the Social Security Administration yourself or use our service for a new card, replacement card, or changes to your current card.
Follow these steps:
STEP 1
Gather the proper supporting documents
The government requires you to submit documentation with your Social Security card application in order to prove your identity. Depending on your situation and/or citizenship status, you may have to submit one or more of the following documents IN ORIGINAL FORM:
Proof of Citizenship
The SSA will only accept either a US passport or birth certificate as proof of US citizenship. If you do not have either of these at this current time, the SSA may accept other documents at their own discretion. Please see SocialSecurity.gov to find out on your own or use our simple documentation guide to see which documents you may send.
Proof of Age
If a birth certificate exists, you must present it. The Social Security Administration may accept other documents if your birth certificate does not exist, including:
- A religious record made before the age of 5 showing your date of birth
- U.S. hospital record of your birth
- U.S. passport
Proof of Identity
Proof of identity requires that your identifying information be clearly visible. Accepted documents include:
- A U.S. driver’s license
- State-issued non-driver identification card
- U.S. passport
All documents must be currently valid.
If You Are Not an American Citizen
If you are an immigrant to the United States of America, you must prove your immigration status, identity, and work status in order to replace your card. Acceptable documents include your I-94, I-766, or I-551.
STEP 2
Fill in the SS-5 Form
Locate your nearest Social Security Administration office and obtain the SS-5 form. You may also print it out online from SocialSecurity.gov. This is the form that the SSA uses for all name changes, replacements, new cards, or cards for your birth or adoptive children.
Depending on your circumstances, you may have to fill in different areas of the form.
Keep in mind that the form must be completed accurately. Even the slightest error will result in immediate denial and the return of your documents.
STEP 3
Submit it to the SSA Along with Your Documentation
You must submit your application to the Social Security Administration along with supporting documentation.
You have 3 choices depending on your state of residence.
1) The Slow Way:
Go down to the local office and hand it in yourself. The local office will mail it to the SSA’s headquarters.
2) The Better Way:
Mail it to the SSA’s headquarters yourself via the post office.
You may also submit it online if you are a resident of:
Arizona, Arkansas, California, Delaware (driver’s license only), District of Columbia, Florida, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Mississippi, Nebraska, North Dakota, New Mexico, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Texas, Virginia, Washington, or Wisconsin (driver’s license only).
If you are not from one of the above-mentioned states, please disregard this section.
To submit your application online, you must:
- Set up your My SSA account:
Go to SSA.gov/myaccount and create a new account. - Select “Replace Documents”:
Sign in to your account and select “Replace Documents.” - Answer the Questions:
You’ll be asked to verify some information about your personal identity and contact methods. - Enter your information:
Now, a form will appear where you enter your personal information. Once this form is complete, your new card will be on its way!
Even if you fill in the application online and submit it, you are still responsible for filling in the form correctly and determining which supporting documents to submit along with your application. The SSA offers little to no help.
Please note that if you are applying for your first Social Security card, this cannot be done online.
Congrats! If everything goes right, your new card will be in your possession in a matter of days.
Why You Need a New or Replacement Social Security Card
Your Social Security card is one of those things you don’t pay much attention to…until you lose it.
It’s actually one of the most vital documents in your possession and should be safeguarded at all times. If you lose yours or if it is stolen,
you absolutely have to complete a Social Security card application to replace it. Even if you know the number by heart, the card is indispensable.
How to Change a Name on a Social Security Card
If are changing your name for marriage, divorce, court order, or any other reason, you must inform the Social Security Administration. It is possible to file a
Social Security card application by yourself or through this service for name change purposes. If you don’t, it could cause delays in filing your taxes or errors in
regards to Social Security benefits. If you wish to change your name, you must:
Provide supporting documentation
Like all other applications, you must provide proof of citizenship and identity.
Name Change
Depending on your reason for changing your name, you must provide supporting evidence to the Social Security Administration. This could be a marriage certificate, divorce papers, Certificate of Naturalization showing your new name, or a court order approving your name change. The regulations regarding this can be a bit confusing if you have changed your name multiple times. Please contact our support professionals if you have any questions.
Provide Your SS-5 Form
You must select the proper boxes on the SS-5 for a name change and fill in the application correctly. You cannot perform this function online. You must submit your application by mail or in person.