When does the social security transfer usually arrive?

Legal analysis: "15+15+15+15+15 = 75 working days, so it usually takes about 3 months. In some receiving areas, the parties will be advised to send the courier to the original insured place (transit place), which can shorten the delivery time on the way. 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 social security agency in the newly insured place shall complete the relevant procedures within 15 working days, and notify the employer or the insured person in time.

Legal basis: Article 8 of the Interim Measures for the Transfer and Continuation of the Basic Old-age Insurance Relationship for Employees of Urban State-owned Enterprises in People's Republic of China (PRC). (1) After the insured establishes the basic old-age insurance relationship in the new place of employment and pays the required fees, the employer shall submit a written application to the social security agency for the transfer and continuation of the basic old-age insurance relationship. (2) The social security agency of the newly insured place will review the transfer and continuation application within 15 working days, send a consent letter to the insured person if it meets the requirements, and provide relevant information; Make a written explanation for those who do not meet the conditions for transfer and connection. (3) The social security agency where the original basic old-age insurance relationship is located shall handle all the transfer and connection procedures within 15 working days after receiving the acceptance letter. (4) After receiving the basic old-age insurance relationship and funds transferred by the social security agency where the insured person's original basic old-age insurance relationship is located, the social security agency in the newly insured place shall complete the relevant procedures within 15 working days, and notify the employer or the insured person in time.