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• 1. 877-486-2048
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• 5. 866-339-8076
• 6. 800-772-1213
• 7. 800-633-4227
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• 14. 800-325-0778

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• Frequently Asked Questions

• What is SSA’s international programs home page?

  Welcome to SSA’s International Programs home page. This site provides information about: The U.S. program of international Social Security agreements The payment of U.S. Social Security benefits outside the United States Nonresident alien tax withholding from U.S. Social Security benefits

• Does Medicare Advantage replace original Medicare?

  There are two options commonly used to replace or supplement Original Medicare . One option, called Medicare Advantage plans, are an alternative way to get Original Medicare . The other option, Medicare Supplement (or Medigap) insurance plans work alongside your Original Medicare coverage.

• Who is ssa stevedoring?

  The company’s stevedoring operations started in the Pacific Northwest, expanded throughout the United States in later years, and spread internationally at a vigorous pace during the 1990s. Owned by the Smith and Hemingway families, SSA has been an aggressive acquirer during the 1990s as the stevedoring industry has consolidated.

• How do you contact local ssa office?

  Contact your local SSA office in person or in writing. You can get the address of your local SSA office by plugging in your zip code at the Office Locator link or by calling 800‐772‐1213 (TTY 800‐325‐0778). Write to the national office of the SSA .

• Is Medicare Advantage better than Medicare?

  Medicare Advantage Plans are often a better deal than standard Medicare and a Medgiap policy, but this is not universally true. A beneficiary who qualifies for the Federal Employee Health Benefits Program will not benefit from having an Advantage plan.