Tucson Social Security Office
3808 N 1st Ave, Tucson, AZ 85719
3808 N 1st Ave
Tucson, AZ 85719
Operating Hours
ClosedDirect Contact
Before You Visit
- Schedule an appointment by calling the office
- Bring a valid photo ID (driver's license, passport)
- Bring your Social Security card if you have one
- Bring original or certified birth certificate
- Arrive early — offices are busiest after lunch
Schedule an Appointment
Save time by scheduling your visit in advance. Walk-ins are accepted but appointments are recommended.
Call to ScheduleServices Offered
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Social Security Cards
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Retirement Benefits
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Disability Benefits
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Survivors Benefits
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Medicare Enrollment
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SSI Assistance
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Tucson Social Security office is generally open Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Hours may vary on holidays. Call +18007721213 to confirm current hours.
You can schedule an appointment by calling the office directly at +18007721213 or by calling the national Social Security hotline at 1-800-772-1213. Walk-ins are accepted but appointments are recommended to reduce wait times.
Bring a valid photo ID (driver's license or passport), your Social Security card if available, and any documents related to your specific request. For card replacements, bring proof of citizenship. For benefits applications, bring financial and medical documents as applicable.
What Visitors Are Saying
Came to the Aguila office for Medicare enrollment. The rep explained all my options clearly and I felt confident in my choices.
— Quinn Adams-Patel · Address Change
Went to the Ajo office to file for disability benefits. Arrived right when they opened and there was barely any wait. Definitely go early!
— Alex Kim-Patterson · Disability Benefits
The retirement application process at the Alpine Social Security office was easier than I thought. Friendly staff and minimal wait time.
— Brittany Wright · Address Change
Waited way too long at the Amado social security office. Once I was called, the actual process to update my name on my social security records was fine, but the wait ruined the experience.
— Mark Russell · Name Change
The retirement application process at the Apache Junction Social Security office was easier than I thought. Friendly staff and minimal wait time.
— Ebony Scott · Address Change
Visited the Arivaca office and waited almost 90 minutes just to enroll in Medicare. The building was hot and uncomfortable. Staff seemed stressed.
— Ana Lopez · Medicare Enrollment
Went to the Arizona City Social Security office to replace my social security card. The staff was helpful and I was done in about 45 minutes, which was way faster than I expected.
— Frances Dixon · Card Replacement
The Arlington Social Security office was really crowded. Took forever to update my name on my social security records. I'd recommend going early if you can.
— Oscar Vargas · Name Change