Social Security Offices
in Ohio
Looking for a Social Security office in Ohio? You're in the right place. There are 60 SSA locations across 1072 cities — browse the list below or search by city name to find yours.
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Find your local office from the full directory below.
What to Know Before Visiting an SSA Office in Ohio
With 60 Social Security offices serving 1072 cities across Ohio, finding help is easy — but a little preparation goes a long way.
Pick the Right Time
Monday mornings are the busiest. Try visiting on Thursday or Friday afternoon for shorter waits.
Bring Photo ID
A driver's license, state ID, or passport. You'll need it for just about every service.
Make an Appointment
Walk-ins work, but an appointment saves time. Call 1-800-772-1213 to schedule.
Check Online First
Card replacements, benefit checks, and more can be done at ssa.gov without a trip.
Services at Ohio Social Security Offices
Here's what you can take care of at any SSA location in Ohio.
Replace Social Security Card
Lost or damaged card? Get a replacement in person or online.
Apply for Retirement Benefits
Ready to retire? Start your application at the office or online.
Apply for Disability Benefits
File for SSDI or SSI disability benefits with staff assistance.
Enroll in Medicare
Sign up for Medicare Parts A and B when you're eligible.
Change Name on SS Card
Update your Social Security card after marriage, divorce, or legal name change.
Update Your Address
Keep your SSA records current when you move.
Online Alternatives — Skip the Wait
Handle these tasks from home without visiting an office in Ohio.
What Visitors Are Saying
Recent reviews from people who visited Social Security offices in Ohio.
I had to apply for survivor benefits and visited the Aberdeen office. The parking lot was a bit small but I found a spot. Inside, the office was clean and the staff was efficient -- I'd definitely come back to this location.
I visited the Ada Social Security office to apply for survivor benefits and was impressed by how organized everything was. Check-in was digital and fast.
Needed to apply for retirement benefits so I went to the Adamsville location. The building was easy to find and had good accessibility options. Staff was professional and got me taken care of quickly.
It took a while to get seen at the Addyston office, but once my number was called the process to apply for survivor benefits was pretty quick.
Had to change my address with social security at the Adelphi location. The office was clean, well-lit, and the staff moved through appointments efficiently.
The Adena social security office was clean and well-organized. I needed to apply for retirement benefits and the rep who helped me was super knowledgeable.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Ohio has 60 Social Security offices across 1072 cities. Just scroll through the city list above or search by name to find the one closest to you.
Pretty much anything Social Security related — apply for or replace your card, sign up for retirement or disability benefits, enroll in Medicare, update your name or address, and get help with SSI. Most offices in Ohio handle the full range of services.
Walk-ins are welcome, but honestly, you'll save a lot of time by scheduling ahead. Call your local office or dial 1-800-772-1213 to set one up.
No. All SSA offices in Ohio are open Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. They're closed weekends and federal holidays.
Yes, every Social Security office in Ohio takes walk-ins. But expect a wait — anywhere from 30 minutes to 2 hours depending on the day. Appointments are the way to go if you want to save time.
It depends, but plan on 30 to 90 minutes for walk-ins. Monday mornings and the first week of the month are the worst. Thursday and Friday afternoons are usually much quieter.
Yes! If you're a U.S. citizen age 18+ with a Ohio mailing address, you can request a replacement through your my Social Security account at ssa.gov. No office visit needed.
At minimum, bring a valid photo ID — driver's license, state ID, or passport. Depending on what you need, you might also need your birth certificate, proof of citizenship, or medical records.
The national Social Security helpline is 1-800-772-1213 (TTY 1-800-325-0778), available Mon–Fri 8AM–7PM. Or call your local Ohio office directly — find the number on its detail page.
Yes, you can start your disability application at ssa.gov. You can also visit any SSA office in Ohio for in-person help.
Update your address online through your my Social Security account, by calling 1-800-772-1213, or by visiting any office in Ohio.
Wednesday through Friday afternoons, and later in the month (after the first week). Avoid Monday mornings and days right after holidays.