After several years of social security interruption, the new unit continued to pay. Can you mend the broken part yourself?

If your previous social security payment in a company has been interrupted for several years, and then the new company continues to pay social security, then there are two ways to stop social security payment:

1. Personal self-payment: you can pay the social security fee by yourself at the Social Security Bureau, but it should be noted that you need to provide relevant supporting materials when paying the fee, and pay according to the payment standard required by the social security department. Social security bureaus in different regions may have different requirements on the time and procedures of payment. You can consult the local social security bureau for specific requirements.

2. Payment by new unit: If your new unit agrees to pay the social security fee during the payment suspension period, you can apply to the Social Security Bureau for corresponding procedures, and then the new unit will pay the corresponding social security fee. It should be noted that whether the new unit agrees to pay the social security fee during the suspension period, as well as the specific payment time and fee standard, needs to be determined through consultation with the new unit.