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City of Chicago Benefits Service Center fax number
(877) 299-5111
Benefits Service Center
Used for: Contact the Chicago Benefits Service Center for benefits enrollment changes, to submit dependent eligibility documentation, and to request or obtain copies of benefit-related forms (e.g., Form 1095-C). The official phone is 1-877-299-5111 and the fax for document submission is 855-215-8805; in-person visits are by appointment at 2 N. LaSalle St., Room 1240, Chicago, IL 60602; mail documents to Chicago Benefits Service Center, P.O. Box 9929, Providence, RI 02940-4029.
Fax destination details
- Department
- Benefits Service Center
- Purpose
- Contact the Chicago Benefits Service Center for benefits enrollment changes, to submit dependent eligibility documentation, and to request or obtain copies of benefit-related forms (e.g., Form 1095-C). The official phone is 1-877-299-5111 and the fax for document submission is 855-215-8805; in-person visits are by appointment at 2 N. LaSalle St., Room 1240, Chicago, IL 60602; mail documents to Chicago Benefits Service Center, P.O. Box 9929, Providence, RI 02940-4029.
- Address
- In-person: 2 N. LaSalle St., Room 1240, Chicago, IL 60602; Mail: Chicago Benefits Service Center, P.O. Box 9929, Providence, RI 02940-4029
- Voice phone
- +1-877-299-5111
- Website
- Visit organization website
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