Does it matter if social security is stopped for a few days and paid immediately?

It doesn't matter if you stop social security for a month and pay it right away. For the old-age insurance, the consequences of a one-month interruption are not serious, because in the final analysis, it is cumulative. If you want to receive a pension after retirement, you will pay for it for fifteen years.

If the medical insurance is cut off within 60 days, you can continue to enjoy the treatment next month. If it is more than 60 days, it will be within 180 days, counting from the payment date, and you can enjoy medical insurance benefits three months after the payment is received. If it exceeds 180 days, it will take 6 months.

Except for medical insurance, the consequences of stopping paying other insurances for a period of time are not very serious. If you want to make up the interrupted part, it is generally feasible. You can apply to the unit and make up the expenses yourself.