In the US, "social security branch" is not a soup kitchen. It's a branch office of the Social Security Administration, a government department which provides mo

In the US, "social security branch" is not a soup kitchen. It's a branch office of the Social Security Administration, a government department which provides monetary benefits. They can't sign you up for benefits if you don't have an ID. However, the human beings who work there could give you advice on where and how to get an ID - which might differ depending on your individual circumstances. A computer probably wouldn't give you any more information than you could read on the internet, and if that info doesn't make sense or doesn't apply to you, you're going to have trouble finding better information.