Do you need a village certificate even if you don't pay social security

Social security certificate is generally refers to the proof of payment of social insurance contributions, but in some specific cases, people who do not pay social security also need to provide relevant documents. For example, in the purchase of housing, household registration and other matters, you need to provide proof of address, then you need to provide the village issued by the certificate of no social security. The certificate is usually issued by the village committee or neighborhood committee, proving that the applicant has no current social security payment record, and specifying the applicant's address and other information.

It should be noted that the certificate of no social security can only prove that no social security payment was made during a certain period of time, and it cannot replace the certificate of social security payment, otherwise it will affect various social security rights and interests in the future. Therefore, you need to consult the relevant departments or professionals in advance to prepare a complete set of supporting materials in order to avoid trouble in subsequent matters due to incomplete or inaccurate proof.