The agency cannot estimate the present value of future benefits. The agency will only provide information that is maintained in its official records. However, the agency will only provide information about the employee to another party if the employee authorizes the release.
Information concerning an individual is not subject to disclosure through subpoena. The agency treats a subpoena as a request for a benefit report or estimate. See 20 CFR §§ 200.8 and 295.6. See also Hubbard v. Southern Railway Company, 179 F. Supp. 244 (D.C. M.D. Ga., 1959).