Social Security Administration Website Facing Technical Issues Ahead of April 2025 Stimulus Checks

Several social media users have raised concerns about the Social Security Administration (SSA) website not functioning properly. They have cited instances of 'server outage' and 'service not available' messages on the site. While the SSA has not officially confirmed any outage, users are reporting issues with accessing the website. This comes just days before the agency is set to distribute stimulus checks to millions of Americans in April 2025.

Recipients of Supplemental Security Income (SSI) are expected to receive their payments, including the 2.5% cost-of-living adjustment (COLA), on April 1. Additionally, individuals receiving Social Security benefits before May 1997 or those receiving both Social Security and SSI will also receive their payments as scheduled.

One user on social media expressed frustration over the prolonged downtime of the SSA website, highlighting error messages preventing logins. Others have reported similar issues without any clear explanation from the SSA.

As the website status remains uncertain, users are advised to check platforms like Downdetector to verify outage reports. Clearing browser cache and cookies, switching browsers or devices, and verifying login credentials are some troubleshooting steps recommended. Contacting SSA support or visiting a local SSA office may be necessary if issues persist.