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jwirr

(39,215 posts) Mon Oct 29, 2012, 03:42 PM Oct 2012

Just thought of something. If the electricity goes out in the east coast - how will we get our Social

Security Direct Deposits?

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Just thought of something. If the electricity goes out in the east coast - how will we get our Social (Original Post) jwirr Oct 2012 OP

Probably no effect. elleng Oct 2012 #1

This is from the SS website. LoisB Oct 2012 #2

There are a number of federal disbursing sites. mysuzuki2 Nov 2012 #3

elleng

(136,365 posts)

1. Probably no effect.

Reply to jwirr (Original post)

Mon Oct 29, 2012, 03:48 PM

Oct 2012

LoisB

(8,767 posts)

2. This is from the SS website.

Reply to jwirr (Original post)

Mon Oct 29, 2012, 04:11 PM

Oct 2012

f 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 1-800-772-1213 (TTY 1-800-325-0778).

Problem with this is what office is going to be open in the face of Sandy? I think if you call the 800 number they can give you better information.

mysuzuki2

(3,546 posts)

3. There are a number of federal disbursing sites.

Reply to jwirr (Original post)

Sun Nov 11, 2012, 02:57 PM

Nov 2012

I do not know where they all are but I do know they are not all in the northeast.

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