Help! Social security needs files after work. If not, do I have to make up for it? Will this affect the related issues of retirement in the future?

When scrapping, whether to use files depends on the following points:

1, your age. If you are under the age of 35, that is, after 200 1, there is already a social security system at that time, and you can check your company and pay fees without files. If the social security system existed before 200 1, your payment and work situation are judged according to your file, so you must use the file.

2. General files follow social security. If you have social security, you have files. It is best to find the original unit to make up for it. Even if you are young now and have a social security system, no one dares to say that the policy also requires that you can't use files as evidence of retirement.

Better be prepared.