I told her I called your office gave my info and no one transferred me to “whoever ” tried to reach me. The rep lied and said they called me twice but had the wrong number. He try to assist me but could not.At 5:00pm the Rockville office called. He said he could not explain why I did not receive a call at my appointment time. I called the 8668385341.This time the rep was the one I spoke to at 1:30 pm. At 4:00 I called again the rep asked for the ss number before I could respond she hung the up again. I called back.at 3:30 and asked to speak with the supervisor.The rep did not respond just ended the call. I was told someone will call me and the supervisor is aware. I called the 8668385341 number on the door was told The appointment was a Over. An employee walked out of those same doors never acknowledged my presence. I am an essential worker I was required to take the entire day off unpaid. On August 5th I was given an appointment for Augat 2:45 pm. I am sicken and appalled by lack of proper customer service displayed by the public servants at the Rockville ,MD SSA office. Tags: COVID-19, representative payee, social security See Comments About the Author In addition, please continue to visit the IRS Coronavirus web page for the latest information. The eligibility requirements and other information about the Economic Impact Payments can be found at the IRS’ Economic Impact Payment Information Center. Please note their website may use the term “Economic Impact Payment” or “stimulus payment.” “While millions of our beneficiaries have already received their Economic Impact Payments from the IRS, we continue to work hard for those beneficiaries who are awaiting their payment from the IRS.”įor additional information about payments to beneficiaries with representative payees, please visit our website.įor the territories, people should contact their local tax authority with questions about these payments.
“The Social Security Administration has been working with the IRS to provide the necessary information about Social Security and SSI beneficiaries in order to automate and expedite their Economic Impact Payments,” said Andrew Saul, Commissioner of Social Security. It is anticipated that beneficiaries in the territories could begin receiving their Economic Impact Payment in early June.
In general, the tax authority in each territory, not the IRS, will pay the Economic Impact Payment to eligible residents based on information the IRS will provide to the territories.
territories: American Samoa, Guam, Puerto Rico, the Northern Mariana Islands, and the U.S. Special rules apply to beneficiaries living in the U.S. Beneficiaries who have their regular monthly payments managed for them by another person, called a representative payee, will begin receiving their Economic Impact Payments from the IRS in late May.
Representative payee report file update#
Social Security issued an update today about COVID-19 Economic Impact Payments to certain groups of Social Security and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) beneficiaries.
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