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is not closing any field sites in Georgia or elsewhere.

The confusion likely arises from the closure of 5 permanent remote hearing sites (PRSs)—single rooms within field sites used for hearings. Since most hearings are now virtual, these

The Social Security Administration (SSA) has clarified recent confusion regarding its field site operations, specifically in Georgia. Contrary to rumors suggesting that the agency is closing field offices, the SSA confirmed that it is not shutting down any physical locations. The misunderstanding stems from the closure of five Permanent Remote Hearing Sites (PRSs), which are designated rooms within field offices used for conducting hearings. As the majority of hearings have transitioned to a virtual format, the need for these dedicated spaces has diminished. The SSA reassured the public that it remains committed to serving its constituents effectively, even as it adapts to changing operational needs.

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