The Houston Social Security office is located at 10703 Stancliff Rd. The Houston office offers information, help and services managed by the Social Security Administration. The following page features information for this location like the office phone number, hours of operation and driving directions. If you have requests or worries Read more [...]
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The Houston Social Security office is located in Houston 77040. The following page has information for this location like the office phone number, hours of operation and driving directions. If you have any interests or worries about your Medicare benefits or are interested in scheduling an appointment, call the following Houston Social Security office.
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Benefit Statistics for Zipcode: 77040
| Number of Beneficiaries | |
|---|---|
| Total | 5,705 |
| Retired Workers | 3,875 |
| Disabled Workers | 610 |
| Widow(er)s & Parents | 360 |
| Spouses | 315 |
| Children | 545 |
| Total Monthly Benefits (thousands of dollars) | |
|---|---|
| All Beneficiaries | 7,674 |
| Retired Workers | 5,836 |
| Widow(er)s & Parents | 480 |
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An extremely clean and well organized location! The doors open at 9, but I arrived at 8:15 to stand in line. The security guard walked out around 8:35 and announced which line you should stand in, which directed me to another side of the building. They opened the doors about 10 minutes to early to make sure everyone had the correct forms. There are about 8 or 10 windows that handle new/corrected SS cards, so they immediately seated the first 8 or 10 customers. I was in the first group, and it took me a total of 5 minutes to complete my process with the SS representative. Everyone was very professional and polite. I’ve read reviews about the security guard not being polite, but I disagree and found him very helpful and serious about his job… if it wasn’t for him, everyone would be running around in a panic. He kept everyone focused (and off their phones!).