Using 'My TRS'

All active, inactive, and retired TRS members are encouraged to use My TRS to view their TRS member account balance, contact information, retirement benefit amount, and more. Survivors of retired TRS members who receive monthly benefits also can use My TRS.

1. To access My TRS, click the teal Login button above, then select the "My TRS" link.
2. On the My TRS Login page, verify your identity as described below.

TRS has partnered with ID.me, the next-generation digital identity wallet, to provide enhanced online security for our members. Read our ID.me information page

Did you know? Many people already use ID.me on governmental websites like SSA.gov, IRS.gov, and VA.gov!

• If you already have an ID.me account: Click the bright green "Sign in with ID.me" button on the My TRS Login page. You'll use your same account to access My TRS.
• If you are new to ID.me: Use the "Create an Account" link. This will initiate the digital identity verification process with ID.me.

Once you have signed into ID.me with your verified "digital wallet," you'll be returned to My TRS automatically. 

Note: If you see an error message indicating TRS was unable to confirm your member status, or if your current member status does not allow access to My TRS, call us at the number provided in the message.

Once you have logged in as described above, the features available to you in My TRS will depend on your current status.

Active TRS members can:

• View their member account, creditable service balance, and contribution history
• View and update their beneficiaries
• View and update their mailing address and contact information
• Run an estimate of future retirement benefits (if vested)
• View or print a copy of their most recent annual statement
• Check on the status of any service purchases in progress
• Apply for withdrawal (refund) – if terminating all TRS-reportable employment

Retired members and other benefit recipients can:

• View their payment history and current tax withholding
• See how changing their tax withholding would affect their net monthly benefit
• View the mailing address currently on file with TRS
• View and update their email address and phone numbers
• View their current beneficiary designation or joint annuitant
• Download a copy of their most recent IRS 1099-R (starting February 15)
• Print an informal Verification of Benefits letter

Recent retirees who intend to return to work in a TRS-reportable position can view the date on which their required break-in-service period will end, if applicable.

Working retirees also can use My TRS to see whether their TRS-reportable earnings are approaching their annual limit.