1. Notify the Social Security Administration Immediately

You must inform the SSA of your new address to ensure you receive important correspondence, such as:

• Annual benefit statements
• Medical review notices
• Payment-related updates

The quickest way to update your address is through your my Social Security account at SSA.gov or by calling 1-800-772-1213.

2. Understand the Impact on State Benefits

While SSDI itself won’t change, any state-specific benefits you receive—such as supplemental payments, Medicaid, or other assistance programs—may be affected if you move out of Minnesota.

3. Consider Medical Care Continuity

If you’re moving to a new city or state, you may need to transfer your medical records and find new healthcare providers to continue meeting SSDI’s ongoing medical requirements.

4. Bank and Direct Deposit Updates

If your move also involves changing banks, be sure to update your direct deposit information with the SSA to avoid delayed payments.

5. Timing Matters

Notify the SSA as soon as you know your moving date. This helps prevent disruptions in communication and ensures you don’t miss critical deadlines related to medical reviews or appeals.