Here, you’ll find the latest about Social Security office closings and delays. We update this information every 10 minutes.
You’ll also find useful tips on how to prepare for emergencies, how to sign up for direct deposit of your benefit payments, and more.
Local Offices
The following Social Security Offices have an early closing today, February 27, 2015:
Oklahoma
Enid – 11:30am
Chickasha – 12:30pm
Lawton – 11:00am
Texas
Cleburne – 11:00am
Denton – 11:00am
Fort Worth Downtown – 11:00am
Fort Worth South – 11:00am
Greenville – 11:30am
McKinney – 10:30am
Sherman – 11:00am
Wichita Falls – 12:00pm
The following Social Security Offices have a delayed opening today, February 27, 2015:
Alabama
Cullman – 10:00am
Decatur – 10:00am
Huntsville – 10:00am
New Mexico
Las Vegas - 10:00am
Roswell - 10:00am
North Carolina
Ahoskie – 10:00am
Asheboro – 10:00am
Durham – 10:00am
Henderson – 10:00am
Hickory – 10:00am
Statesville – 10:00am
Texas
Amarillo – 11:00am
Pampa – 11:00am
Virginia
Hampton – 10:00am
Newport News – 10:00am
Norfolk – 10:00am
Portsmouth – 10:00am
Suffolk – 10:00am
Virginia Beach – 10:00am
The following Social Security Offices are closed today, February 27, 2015:
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Clovis
Hobbs
Rio Rancho
New York
Queensbury
Rockaway Park
Texas
Abilene
Big Spring
Dallas Fair Park
Dallas North
Dallas Oak Cliff
Dallas Pleasant Grove
Lubbock
McKinney
Mid-Cities
Odessa
Plainview
San Angelo
Waxahachie
The following offices are closed until further notice:
Florida
West Palm Beach
Massachusetts
Chelsea
New York
Hunts Point
Rego Park
Hearing Offices
The following hearing offices are closed today, February 27, 2015:
New Mexico
Albuquerque National Hearing Center
If Your Local Office is Closed
If your local Social Security office is closed, be aware that many services are available online.
If you had a scheduled appointment, please call
You also can do business with Social Security over the phone by calling
If you do not receive your regularly scheduled payment from Social Security as a result of severe weather or other emergencies, in most cases you can go to any open Social Security office and request an immediate payment. To find the nearest open Social Security office, call
With Direct Deposit, your money is safe in your bank, savings and loan, or credit union account no matter what happens to interrupt mail service. For more information or to sign up visit our Direct Deposit site.
If you do not have a bank account, you can sign up for the Direct Express® card program. With Direct Express®, deposits from federal payments are made directly to the card account.
All Social Security offices are closed on federal holidays.
