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	Answer ID   485   Category   Forms and Publications   Forms Taxes and Social Security   Social Security Benefits Statement -1099   Last Updated   10/26/2004 10:16 AM    Print Answer    Email Answer      When did SSA mail form SSA-1099, Benefit Statements for tax year 2003?   Question   When did SSA mail form SSA-1099, Social Security Benefit Statements for tax year 2003?   Answer   The Social Security Benefit Statements for tax year 2003 (SSA-1099) were mailed by January 31, 2004. If you have not received your form 1099, you can request a replacement at http://www.socialsecurity.gov/1099/  or by calling 1-800-772-1213.     Related Answers   •  How do I request a replacement SSA-1099, Benefit Statement for tax year 2003? •  What age should I enter if I retire before age 62 on the Statement request form? •  Why do you ask for future earnings on my Statement request? •  Will I get an automatic Statement if I work for the Federal government? •  Why doesn't my Statement show earnings from years of teaching at public schools?   Back to Search Results

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