I'm from Beijing, and the company didn't pay me social security. How should I pay social security? ...

First of all, if you are from Beijing, that is to say, if you have a Beijing hukou, it is illegal for the company not to pay insurance for you. You can report to the local labor inspection department. If you don't want to fight with the company and want to pay insurance yourself, you need to know where your file is. If they haven't signed after graduation, the three parties should still be studying or talented in Beijing. I suggest going to these two places first. If you don't suggest consulting the street where your account is located, you can't pay your own insurance without a file. If you know where the file is, it's easy. Consult the location of the file first, and you can pay social insurance directly in the form of flexible employees. But now Beijing's filing agencies (that is, talent agencies and other places) generally only accept the files of local accounts, so it is possible that even if your files are there, you will not be insured. At this time, you need to transfer the file to the filing institution in the district where the account is located, and then get insurance. (For example, if you are a registered permanent residence in Haidian District, but your file is found by the talents in Chaoyang District, then the talents in Chaoyang District will not insure you, so you need to go to Haidian District to open a letter first, then go to Chaoyang District to transfer the file, and then go to Haidian to insure. )

There are only three kinds of life insurance: endowment insurance, unemployment insurance and medical insurance. No industrial injury and maternity insurance, no provident fund.