Can social security be paid after a month's interruption?

Under normal circumstances, social security can only be paid for nearly 3 months. Social security is generally paid for some historical issues. If the male is under 60 and the female is under 50, and the social security has reached 15, you don't have to pay it. In addition, there are two ways to repay the payment: the insured person needs to fill in the application form and send it to the leaders of the municipal social security center for approval, then print the Notice of Payment Verification in the window of the audit department of the municipal social security center, and then go to the corresponding local tax service center for payment procedures.