Where the Ogden Social Security Office Is Located

The Social Security Administration office in Ogden is at 2110 Washington Boulevard, Ogden, Utah 84401. This is the physical location where you can walk in during business hours to speak with staff about your Social Security account, retirement benefits, disability claims, or replacement documents.

The office serves Weber County and surrounding areas. If you live outside Ogden but in northern Utah, this is likely your nearest office, though you can also handle many matters by phone or online without traveling.

Hours, Phone Number, and How to Reach Them

The Ogden office is open Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., closed on federal holidays. You can reach them by phone at 1-801-625-5500. This is a direct line to the Ogden office, not a national call center, so you may reach local staff more quickly than calling the main Social Security number.

Wait times vary by time of day and day of week. Calling early in the morning (9 to 10 a.m.) or mid-week typically means shorter hold times. If you call near closing time or on Mondays, expect longer waits.

You can also reach Social Security through the national phone line at 1-800-772-1213 (TTY 1-800-325-0778 for deaf and hard of hearing callers). This line handles all inquiries but may route you to the Ogden office if your account is managed there.

What You Can Do in Person at the Ogden Office

Walk-in visits are accepted, but you may wait 30 minutes to two hours depending on how busy the office is. You do not need an appointment to ask questions or pick up forms, but if you need to file a claim or handle a complex matter, calling ahead to schedule an appointment is faster.

Common reasons people visit in person include filing for retirement benefits, reporting a change in income or living situation, replacing a lost Social Security card, requesting a benefit verification letter, or discussing a claim that was denied. Staff can also help you understand what documents you need before you return.

If you are filing for disability or Supplemental Security Income (SSI), the office can tell you what medical records and work history documents to bring, but the actual filing process often happens over multiple visits or by mail.

How to Schedule an Appointment

To schedule an appointment at the Ogden office, call 1-801-625-5500 during business hours and tell the staff member you want to book a time. You can also schedule online at ssa.gov/appt by selecting the Ogden office location from the dropdown menu.

Appointments are usually available within one to three weeks. If you need to be seen sooner, ask if any walk-in slots are available that day. Bring your Social Security card, photo ID, and any documents related to your claim or question.

Documents You May Need to Bring

What you need depends on why you are visiting. For most matters, bring your Social Security card and a photo ID (driver's license, passport, or state ID). If you are filing for benefits, bring your birth certificate, proof of citizenship or legal residency, and recent tax returns or pay stubs showing your work history.

If you are reporting a change (new address, name change, or income change), bring proof of the change — a lease, marriage certificate, or recent pay stub. If you are following up on a denied claim, bring the denial letter and any new medical or work records you have gathered since the denial.

Call the office before you visit if you are unsure what to bring. Staff can tell you exactly what documents matter for your situation, so you do not make a wasted trip.

Alternatives to Visiting in Person

You can handle many Social Security matters without going to the office. Create an account at ssa.gov to view your earnings record, check your benefit estimate, report a change of address, and request a replacement Social Security card (which will be mailed to you). You can also file for retirement benefits online through the same portal.

For disability or SSI claims, you can file by phone at 1-800-772-1213 or in person. Filing by phone takes about 30 minutes and a staff member will mail you forms to sign and return. Many people find this faster than scheduling an office visit, especially if you live far from Ogden.

If you need a replacement card urgently, some Utah Department of Driver License offices can issue them on the spot. Check the Social Security website for participating locations near you.

Key Takeaways

  • The Ogden Social Security office is at 2110 Washington Boulevard and is open Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
  • You can call the office directly at 1-801-625-5500 or the national line at 1-800-772-1213 to ask questions or schedule an appointment.
  • Walk-ins are accepted but may involve a wait; scheduling an appointment online at ssa.gov/appt or by phone is usually faster.
  • Bring your Social Security card, photo ID, and any documents related to your claim or the change you are reporting.
  • Many matters — viewing your earnings record, requesting a replacement card, filing for retirement, or reporting a change — can be handled online at ssa.gov without visiting the office.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need an appointment to visit the Ogden office?

No, walk-ins are accepted. However, you may wait 30 minutes to two hours. Scheduling an appointment by calling 1-801-625-5500 or online at ssa.gov/appt is faster if you have a specific matter to handle.

Can I file for disability benefits at the Ogden office?

Yes. You can file in person, by phone at 1-800-772-1213, or online at ssa.gov. Filing by phone or online may be faster because staff will mail you forms to sign and return rather than requiring multiple office visits.

What if I cannot reach anyone by phone?

Try calling early in the morning (9 to 10 a.m.) or mid-week. If the line is consistently busy, visit the office in person during business hours or use ssa.gov to handle your matter online. Many common tasks do not require speaking to staff.

How long does it take to get a replacement Social Security card?

If you request one by mail through ssa.gov or in person, it typically arrives within two weeks. Some Utah Department of Driver License offices can issue replacement cards on the spot; check the Social Security website for locations near you.

Can I bring someone with me to my appointment?

Yes. You can bring a family member, friend, or representative. If you appoint someone as your official representative (a lawyer or accredited agent), they can handle some matters on your behalf, but you will need to file a power of attorney form with Social Security first.