Builder registration career and social security issues?

Constructors are required to submit proof of social security to practice, but it is not necessary to have a continuous social security record. If you have a certain number of years of social security payment records before retirement, then these social security records can also be used as the social security proof required for practicing. Specific requirements may vary from region to region and from policy to policy, so we recommend that you check with your local construction administrative authority or construction project management organization for the relevant regulations.

Also, even if you are unable to provide proof of social security, you can still register and practice your profession. You may choose to prove your qualifications and abilities through other means, such as providing relevant education and training certificates, proof of work experience, and so on. When applying for professional registration and practice, it is recommended that you understand your local policies and regulations, and speak with the relevant organizations to determine the specific requirements and processes.