Lets break this down. Estimates are that extra 85,000 extra people will have to go to SS offices annually. There are almost 1,500 offices or 30 per state. Divide 85,000by 52 weeks and then by 5 days you get an additional 326 people looking to come in on a daily basis, or less than 1 person per day per office.
The Republic will survive.
Introducing internet verification would be a significant hardship to the 40 percent of Social Security beneficiaries who depend on the phone service. If they can’t use the internet system, they would also have to visit a physical location. Diaz’s own memo estimates that 75,000 to 85,000 people would have to visit Social Security offices under the new policy.