S. 1505 requires the Social Security Administration to mail regular paper statements to all Americans with Social Security account numbers, starting by January 1, 2027. The bill mandates that workers receive statements when they first enter the workforce or start a new job, and then receive them periodically based on age: every five years from age 25 to 54, every two years from age 55 to 59, and annually starting at age 60. These statements must be sent by mail regardless of whether individuals have created an online Social Security account, though people can opt out of receiving them if they choose. The legislation provides open-ended funding authorization to the Social Security Administration to cover the administrative costs of implementing this requirement. The bill was introduced in April 2025 and is sponsored by Senators Cassidy, Coons, Collins, and Kaine.
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