If you receive Social Security benefits and have a general information change to make, the agency is encouraging you to do that online.

Jack Myers with Social Security encourages, if you haven't, start a mySocialSecurity account, and make any changes you need to your account there.

Myers clarifies, if you receive Supplemental Security Income, or SSI, you can check the address they have on file for you, but would need to contact Social Security by phone or in person to change it. 

If you haven't created a mySocialSecurity account, Myers reminds this is a fantastic resource offered that allows you access to so much information about Social Security.

To create a mySocialSecurity account and get started exploring everything an account offers, visit www.ssa.gov/myaccount.