Active offices
56
In the current public directory
Cities covered
48
Across Pennsylvania
No longer listed
0
Kept for historical reference
Total office pages
56
Active plus historical
Cities with the most Pennsylvania Social Security offices
These are the Pennsylvania cities with multiple Social Security field office listings. Larger cities tend to host a mix of downtown and satellite offices covering different ZIP codes and service areas.
Every Social Security office in Pennsylvania
Grouped by city. Click any office for the full address, phone, hours, directions, and services.
56 total pages
Philadelphia, PA
7 officesPhiladelphia Social Security Office
Active1500 John F Kennedy Blvd, 2 Penn Ctr 20TH Flr Ste 2000A, Philadelphia, PA 19102
(866) 613-3969
Open office pagePhiladelphia Social Security Office
Active4240 Market Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104
(877) 445-9977
Open office pagePhiladelphia Social Security Office
Active9300 Ashton Rd, Unit 4, Philadelphia, PA 19114
(866) 331-7840
Open office pagePhiladelphia Social Security Office
Active2929 North Broad St, Philadelphia, PA 19132
(877) 319-0727
Open office pagePhiladelphia Social Security Office
Active3400 Aramingo Ave, Imperial Plaza Unit 10, Philadelphia, PA 19134
(855) 248-0233
Open office pagePhiladelphia Social Security Office
Active701 East Chelten Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19144
(866) 495-0255
Open office pagePhiladelphia Social Security Office
Active3336 S Broad Street, Stadium Plaza, Philadelphia, PA 19145
(877) 575-5191
Open office pagePittsburgh, PA
3 officesPittsburgh Social Security Office
Active6117 Station St, Pittsburgh, PA 15206
(877) 405-3575
Open office pagePittsburgh Social Security Office
Active700 Grant St, Rm 1204, Pittsburgh, PA 15219
(866) 770-2965
Open office pagePittsburgh Social Security Office
Active650 Washington Road, Suite 120, Pittsburgh, PA 15228
(888) 717-1525
Open office pageAllentown, PA
1 officeAltoona, PA
1 officeBaden, PA
1 officeBethlehem, PA
1 officeBloomsburg, PA
1 officeButler, PA
1 officeCarlisle, PA
1 officeChambersburg, PA
1 officeChester, PA
1 officeCranberry, PA
1 officeDubois, PA
1 officeEast Stroudsburg, PA
1 officeEaston, PA
1 officeErie, PA
1 officeFairless Hills, PA
1 officeGreensburg, PA
1 officeHarrisburg, PA
1 officeHazleton, PA
1 officeHermitage, PA
1 officeIndiana, PA
1 officeJohnstown, PA
1 officeKittanning, PA
1 officeLancaster, PA
1 officeLebanon, PA
1 officeLewistown, PA
1 officeMckeesport, PA
1 officeMeadville, PA
1 officeMonroeville, PA
1 officeNatrona Heights, PA
1 officeNew Castle, PA
1 officeNorristown, PA
1 officePottstown, PA
1 officePottsville, PA
1 officeReading, PA
1 officeRostraver Twp, PA
1 officeScranton, PA
1 officeSelinsgrove, PA
1 officeState College, PA
1 officeTowanda, PA
1 officeUniontown, PA
1 officeUpper Darby, PA
1 officeWashington, PA
1 officeWest Chester, PA
1 officeWilkes Barre, PA
1 officeWilliamsport, PA
1 officeApplying for Social Security in Pennsylvania
Social Security benefits work the same way in Pennsylvania as they do in every other state. The rules are federal, and the dollar amount of your retirement, Social Security Disability (SSDI), survivor, or Supplemental Security Income (SSI) check does not depend on where you live. What does change from state to state is how many field offices are open, how far apart they are, and how long the wait is for an in-person appointment.
Pennsylvania residents can file for retirement, disability, survivor, and Medicare benefits online at ssa.gov, by calling the national Social Security line at 1-800-772-1213 (TTY 1-800-325-0778), or by visiting any of the 56 active field offices listed above. Most Supplemental Security Income (SSI) applications still start with a phone or in-person appointment, so if you are filing for SSI, call the local office before you walk in to confirm how they want you to begin.
What to bring to a Pennsylvania Social Security office
- Photo ID: Pennsylvania driver's license, state-issued ID, or U.S. passport.
- Original or certified copy of your birth certificate or proof of U.S. citizenship.
- Your Social Security number or Social Security card.
- W-2 forms or self-employment tax returns for the most recent year (for new retirement or survivor claims).
- Bank routing and account numbers for direct deposit.
- Any notice SSA has already mailed you about your case.
- For disability applications: medical records, a list of providers, and a list of current medications.
Hours, appointments, and walk-ins at Pennsylvania offices
Most Pennsylvania Social Security offices open to the public Monday through Friday. Appointments are strongly preferred. You can book one by calling the specific office, the phone numbers are on each office page above, or by calling the national line. Walk-in visits are accepted at most offices, but expect longer waits on Mondays, the day after a federal holiday, and in the first week of the month when benefit payments arrive.
Federal holidays close every Social Security office in Pennsylvania (and across the country). Weather and staffing closures happen occasionally with little notice, so calling the morning of your visit is a good habit when you are driving more than half an hour.
When to call the Pennsylvania office vs. the national line
Call the local Pennsylvania office for anything specific to that branch: confirming hours, asking whether they handle a specific service, or booking an in-person appointment. Call the national Social Security line at 1-800-772-1213 for time-sensitive questions (a missing check, an appeal deadline, a hearing notice, a benefit verification letter), or anytime the local office phone is tied up and you just need an agent who can see your record.
Pennsylvania Social Security office FAQ
The questions Pennsylvania residents ask most about visiting a Social Security field office.