U.S. Social Security Services in Panama June 23-25 of 2026
The U.S. Embassy in Panama is pleased to announce that representatives from the Regional Federal Benefits Office will visit the U.S. Embassy in Panama City to offer services for beneficiaries or individuals with questions about U.S. Social Security benefits.
Where: U.S. Embassy Consular Section, U.S. Embassy Panama City, Panama
When: June 23, 24, & 25 from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., and from 1:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
No appointment necessary, but please be prepared to wait as all services are “first come, first served.”
What to bring for Social Security services (please bring the originals and legible copies of all documents to be submitted):
Applying for Social Security Benefits: Bring the original and one copy of the following documents for each applicant: birth certificate and passport. If applying for auxiliary benefits or survivor’s benefits, please also bring your marriage certificate and/or spouse’s death certificate.
Social Security Number (SSN) Card Application (under age 12): Bring copies of the valid U.S. passport and Consular Report of Birth Abroad of the applicant, as well as a completed form SS-5FS signed by applicant. Alternatively, bring the original foreign birth certificate of the applicant (registered before age 5), as well as a completed form SS-5FS signed by applicant’s parent or guardian.
Social Security Number (SSN) Card Application (over age 12): An in-person interview for the applicant is also a requirement for SSN card applicants over the age of 12. Applicants should bring copies of the valid U.S. passport, original birth certificate (registered before age 5) or Consular Report of Birth Abroad of the applicant, and a completed form SS-5FS signed by applicant. Additionally, we require proof of all the years the applicant has been residing abroad (e.g.: letters from schools and universities indicating enrollment dates, vaccination records, medical records, identification or passports (valid or expired), employment letters, marriage certificate(s), divorce certificate(s), children’s birth certificates, etc.).
Foreign Enforcement Questionnaire (FEQ): If your benefits are currently suspended due to this form, please visit during this outreach.
Social Security Administration
Panama, June 23-25, 2026
The U.S. Embassy in Panama is pleased to announce that representatives from the Regional Office of Federal Benefits will be visiting the Embassy in Panama City to offer services to beneficiaries or individuals with questions about U.S. Social Security.
Where: The Consular Section, Embassy of the United States, Panama City.
When: June 23, 24, and 25 from 8:00 am to 12:00 pm, and from 1:00 pm to 3:30 pm
Walk-in services: No appointment is necessary, however, you should be prepared to wait, depending on the number of visitors .
What documents do I need to bring for Social Security services? Please bring the original documents and a legible copy of all documents you will be submitting for each service.
To apply for Social Security benefits: Please bring the original and one copy of the following documents for each applicant: birth certificate and passport. If you are applying for auxiliary benefits or survivor benefits, please also bring your marriage certificate and/or your spouse’s death certificate.
Applying for a Social Security Number card for children under 12 : Please bring copies of the applicant’s valid U.S. passport and Consular Report of Birth Abroad, as well as a completed and signed SS-5FS form . Alternatively, bring the applicant’s original birth certificate (registered before age 5), as well as a completed and signed SS-5FS form from the applicant’s parent or guardian.
Social Security Number Card Application for Individuals 12 Years and Older : An in-person interview is also required for applicants for an SSN card who are 12 years of age or older. Applicants must bring copies of a valid U.S. passport, the applicant’s original birth certificate (registered before age 5) or Consular Report of Birth Abroad, and a completed and signed SS-5FS form . Additionally, we require proof of all years the applicant has resided abroad (e.g., letters from schools and universities indicating enrollment dates, immunization records, medical records, IDs or passports [valid or expired], employment letters, marriage certificate(s), divorce certificate(s), children’s birth certificates, etc.).
Overseas Application Questionnaire (FEQ): If your benefits are suspended because of this form, please visit us.
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Assistance:
U.S. Embassy Panama City
+507-317-5000
State Department – Consular Affairs
888-407-4747 or 202-501-4444
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