Can temporary paper ID be used at social security offices?

Now that many states in the country are no longer issuing driver's licenses and ID's directly at dmv offices, but are mailing them, sometimes from long distances and many states away, many people are stuck with temporary paper ID's for an indeterminate length of time. Since temporary ID's are often not accepted as proper identification at federal facilities, I was wondering if this might be a problem for senior citizens trying to access or gain information about their social security benefits. Does anyone know if social security offices accept temporary paper ID, or, must seniors wait to see if, or when, they get their actual driver's license or ID card, before they can access a social security office to obtain information about their benefits?