It's okay to pay social security and not get a card for a while

It's okay to pay social security and not get a card for a while. You can get a card in about 3-6 months after you buy social security. After paying social security, especially if you are a new enrollee, you need to pay continuously for almost 3 months or so before you will have the card information, and the card needs a certain period of time, so usually the social security may need to pay for 3-6 months or so before you can get the social security card, the specific how long it will take depends on the local social security bureau to process the progress.

How to check your card number without a social security card:

1, telephone inquiry: call the social security bureau service telephone 12333 inquiry.

2, social security center query: you can consult the local health insurance department or unit of social security personnel;

3, online query: first of all, open their own city for the official website of the health insurance card; find directly into the future, and then find the information query module click to enter; and then click on the individual health insurance query to enter the beginning of the query; and then we enter the query entrance to enter their ID card number and password query can be. The first thing you need to do is to enter your ID number and password into the query portal.

4, you can bring your ID card to the Human Resources and Social Security Bureau of the social security window, or in the social security center counter window inquiry.

Legal basis

Article 4 of the Full Text of the Social Insurance Law of the People's Republic of China (PRC) Article 4: Employers and individuals within the territory of the PRC shall, in accordance with the law, pay social insurance premiums and shall have the right to inquire into the records of payment of premiums, records of the rights and interests of individuals, and to request that the social insurance administration organizations provide social insurance consulting and other related services.

Individuals enjoy social insurance benefits in accordance with the law, and have the right to supervise the payment of contributions for them by their own units.