What can I do at a Social Security office in Indianapolis?

At the 3 Indianapolis Social Security offices you can apply for or replace a Social Security card, update your name or address, apply for retirement, disability, or SSI benefits, request a benefit verification letter, and get help enrolling in Medicare.

Do I need an appointment at a Indianapolis Social Security office?

The Social Security Administration recommends scheduling an appointment before you visit — call the office in advance using the number on its listing. Many services, including replacing a lost card, can also be started online at ssa.gov.

Social Security offices in Indianapolis, Indiana

Indianapolis, Indiana has 3 Social Security field offices where you can apply for or replace a Social Security card, report a name or address change, apply for retirement, disability, or SSI benefits, and get help with Medicare. Office addresses, phone numbers, and hours are listed below.

Indianapolis Northeast Social Security Office

1625 N Post Road
Indianapolis, IN 46219

Hours: Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM–4:00 PM

Phone: (866) 220-7899

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Indianapolis Northwest Social Security Office

6745 Network Pl
Indianapolis, IN 46278

Hours: Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM–4:00 PM

Phone: (866) 218-2309

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Indianapolis Social Security Office

575 N Pennsylvania St, Rm 685
Indianapolis, IN 46204

Hours: Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM–4:00 PM

Phone: (866) 592-2812

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Frequently asked questions

What can I do at a Social Security office in Indianapolis?: At the 3 Indianapolis Social Security offices you can apply for or replace a Social Security card, update your name or address, apply for retirement, disability, or SSI benefits, request a benefit verification letter, and get help enrolling in Medicare.
Do I need an appointment at a Indianapolis Social Security office?: The Social Security Administration recommends scheduling an appointment before you visit — call the office in advance using the number on its listing. Many services, including replacing a lost card, can also be started online at ssa.gov.

Office data sourced from the Social Security Administration. Hours and services can change — confirm with the office before visiting.