I have paid social security for two years, but I can't find the information.

Legal analysis: the information cannot be found because the account has not been transferred or the social security card of the insured has not been activated. If it is not activated, the insured can bring his ID card and social security card to the designated bank to activate the social security card and medical insurance card, and then make an inquiry. If the account has not been transferred, you need to wait for a while before inquiring. The insured can call 12333 or the customer service telephone of the local Human Resources and Social Security Bureau for consultation, or directly go to the business outlets of the Human Resources and Social Security Bureau for inquiry.

Legal basis: People's Republic of China (PRC) Social Insurance Law.

Seventy-fourth social insurance agencies through business handling, statistics, investigation and other means to obtain the data needed for social insurance work, the relevant units and individuals should provide timely and truthful.

The social insurance agency shall establish a file for the employer in a timely manner, completely and accurately record the social insurance data such as personnel's participation in social insurance and payment, and properly keep the original vouchers for registration and declaration and accounting vouchers for payment and settlement. The social insurance agency shall timely, completely and accurately record the individual's personal rights and interests such as social insurance payment, employer's payment and social insurance benefits, and regularly send the personal rights and interests records to me free of charge. Employers and individuals can inquire and check the records of payment and social insurance benefits from social insurance agencies free of charge, and ask social insurance agencies to provide social insurance consultation and other related services.

Article 75 The national social insurance information system shall be built by the people's governments at or above the county level in accordance with the principle of unified national planning and graded responsibility.