Is it true that once you pay social security, you can't get unemployment benefits?

According to Article 14 of the Unemployment Insurance Regulations, unemployed persons who meet the following conditions can receive unemployment insurance benefits:

1, participate in unemployment insurance according to regulations, and the unit and I have fulfilled the payment obligation according to regulations for 1 year;

2. Unintentional interruption of employment;

3, has been registered for unemployment, and there are job requirements.

The process of receiving unemployment benefits is as follows:

1. The insured unit shall issue two certificates of dissolution (termination) of labor relations, one for the unemployment insurance center and the other for the labor dispute arbitration committee of the Labor Security Bureau for the record.

2. The unemployment insurance center will strictly investigate and verify the situation with the certificate of dissolution (termination) of labor relations issued by the insured unit (the unemployed person carries the labor contract signed with the unit), and issue 2 registration forms for unemployment insurance claims and 1 copy for unemployment job application.

3. Unemployed persons should fill in all the columns on the front of the registration form for applying for unemployment insurance. Please go to the family planning relationship acceptance unit where my account is located and stamp it on the back. Fill in the job registration form carefully.

4. Hand in three one-inch color photos and a copy of the unemployed person's ID card.

To receive unemployment benefits, you need to prepare the following materials:

1, carrying my ID card;

2. Proof of dissolution and termination of labor relations with the employer;

3. Unemployment insurance payment manual, payment certificate and 1 recent photos 1 inch.

To sum up, workers who meet the above conditions can receive unemployment insurance at the district-level labor and social security department where they are registered or temporarily residing.