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It details various online features accessible through the platform, such as requesting replacement Social Security cards, checking application status, and managing benefit statements. Furthermore, it outlines specific functionalities for current benefit recipients, including updating direct deposit information and managing tax documents. By leveraging these digital tools, users can effectively manage their Social Security business online, minimizing the need for office visits or phone inquiries. The column encourages widespread adoption of these digital services to streamline administrative tasks and improve user access to personal financial information securely through the official Social Security administration website.","Social Security Column  \nMY SOCIAL SECURITY: IT’S NOT JUST FOR RETIREES  \nBy Earth M. Nieves  \nSocial Security Public Affairs Specialists of Southern NJ  \nA personal my Social Security account can be helpful in so many ways. You can benefit from its personalized tools even if you are not retired or close to retirement.  \nWith your personal my Social Security account, you can do much of your business with us online. You rarely need to call or visit a local Social Security office once you have one.  \nLet’s look at some of the features offered by an account.  \nIf you do not receive benefits, you can:  \n• Request a replacement Social Security card (in most states and the District of Columbia) .  \n• Check personalized retirement benefit estimates to compare different dates or ages to begin receiving benefits.  \n• Check the status of your Social Security application after you apply.  \n• Get proof that you do not receive benefits.  \n• Get your Social Security Statement.  \nIf you already receive benefits, you can:  \n• Request a replacement Social Security card (in most states and the District of Columbia) .  \n• Get a benefit verification or proof of income letter.  \n• Update your direct deposit (Social Security benefits only) .  \n• Update contact information (Social Security benefits only) .  \n• Get a Social Security tax form (1099/1042S) .  \n• Opt out of receiving certain notices by mail and receive them in the secure Message Center.  \nPlease help us spread the news! 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