What should I do if I haven't paid social security for 2 months?

Hello, the problem of two months unpaid is not serious. You can return it. There are two ways. First, you go to the Social Security Bureau and bring your social security card and ID card, so you can only pay for old-age care and medical care. The second way is to ask your current company to make up the money for you, but the formal company in this way will generally not help, and it is not convenient to make accounts financially. Therefore, I suggest you go to the Social Security Bureau to make up the payment yourself, and there will be a little late payment fee.

1. The insured must first check whether the original unit has handed over the files to the file center, and if not, go to the competent department of the original unit to find the files; File to determine the lost personnel, to the relevant departments to inquire about the employment procedures of the unit at that time. The staff of the social security department will help to find out the increase and decrease procedures and payment records of the old-age insurance over the years, re-record, and go through the renewal procedures.

2. If you pay social security for the company, the company will continue to pay social security for you from the month you join the company.

3. What documents do I need for renewal?

(1) handbook of basic old-age insurance;

(2) Personal account statement (the statement needs to be stamped with the "Transfer Chapter of Endowment Insurance Relationship" of the social security agency);

(3) my identity document;

(4) Proof of dissolution or termination of labor relations;

(5) Unemployed persons need to carry unemployment insurance manuals or relevant certificates.

You don't have to pay back the middle part of the insurance, but I suggest you do. In terms of social security, the old-age insurance requires payment of 15 years, and you will have a pension after retirement. The longer the payment period, the more the relative pension.

Further reading: How to buy insurance, which is good, and teach you how to avoid these "pits" of insurance.