AARP Customer FAQ

If you cannot locate your AARP membership card or account number, you can retrieve your membership details by logging into your AARP online account. If you don't have an online account yet, you may need to create one using the email associated with your membership. You can also find information on how to access your account through the link on this page.

AARP allows its members to share the benefits of membership with family members through a program called the AARP Family Membership. This program enables individuals to add family members to their AARP membership, allowing them to enjoy many of the same exclusive benefits, discounts, and resources. Family members who are eligible to join under this program include spouses, domestic partners, and children or grandchildren of the primary member. It is important to note that each family member will need to provide their personal information during the enrollment process to ensure their membership is properly managed. For precise details on how to add a family member to your membership, and any potential costs or specific requirements, it may be beneficial to check the AARP website, where you can find the most current information.

You can find your AARP membership account number on your membership card or in the welcome letter you received when you joined. It may also be included in any official AARP communication, such as newsletters or billing statements. If you are having difficulty locating your account number, please refer to the resources available on this page for further assistance.