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Getting Proof of Benefits (SSA‑1099) and Verification Letters

By WhenIsMyCheck Editorial Team • Last updated:

Quick answer: SSA‑1099 forms and benefit verification letters are documents you can request — they do not change your monthly payment dates.
  • Use SSA channels to download/receive forms.
  • Payment schedules are separate from tax forms.
  • Keep documents for taxes/benefit proof.
  • If you need dates, use the calculator schedule.

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Last updated: 2025-12-30 • Informational only (not affiliated with the SSA).

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This guide explains common questions in plain English. It does not replace official information from the Social Security Administration.

If you need an official calendar for a verified year, always check SSA publications. This site helps you apply the standard schedule rules and weekend/holiday shifts.

What these documents are for

Many people need proof of benefits for taxes, housing, or assistance programs. SSA provides documents such as SSA‑1099 forms and benefit verification letters.

Where to get them

The most direct place is your my Social Security account, where SSA provides access to many statements and notices.

Timing note

Availability can vary year to year and by document. If you cannot find a document online, SSA’s official contact page can guide you.

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