Social security card transferred back to hometown. What proof do I need? Can I use the balance in my card when I transfer back to my hometown?

The process of social security transfer in different places is as follows: the insured provides the ID card and social security number at the original insured place, and prints the "basic old-age insurance payment voucher" at the local social security center. Go through the transfer formalities at the social security institution of the newly insured place.

After the insured establishes the basic old-age insurance relationship in the new place of employment and pays the fee according to the regulations, the employer or the insured puts forward a written application and payment voucher for the transfer of the basic old-age insurance relationship to the social security agency in the new place of insurance.

The social security agency of the newly insured place will review the application for transfer and continuation within 15 working days, send a consent letter to the social security agency where the insured person's original basic old-age insurance relationship is located, and provide relevant information; Do not meet the transfer conditions, make a written explanation to the applicant or the insured.

Within 15 working days after receiving the acceptance letter, the social security agency where the original basic old-age insurance relationship is located shall handle all the transfer and connection procedures.

After receiving the basic old-age insurance relationship and funds transferred by the social security agency where the original basic old-age insurance relationship of the insured person is located, the new insurance agency shall complete the relevant procedures within 15 working days, and notify the employer or the insured person of the confirmation in time. . . . . Together. . .