Just received a year of social security people are gone what to do

If a person who has just received one year of social security passes away, the handling of his or her social security account and rights and interests needs to follow the relevant laws and regulations and provisions.

I. Handling of Social Security Accounts

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Notifying Social Security Institutions: As soon as the deceased person is known, his/her family members or legal heirs should promptly notify the local social security institutions of the fact of the death of the deceased person.

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Providing relevant documents: The family members or legal heirs are required to provide the social security institution with the deceased's death certificate and proof of identity, as well as the heirs' identities and proof of their relationships.

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Social security account settlement: The social security agency will settle the deceased's social security account according to the relevant regulations, including the social security fees paid by the individual, the portion paid by the unit as well as any interest or subsidies that may exist.

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II. Inheritance of Social Security Benefits

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Confirmation of Heirs' Eligibility: According to the law, the deceased's social security rights and benefits can be inherited by his/her legal heirs. The heirs are required to follow the legal procedures for eligibility confirmation, including providing proof of identity and proof of inheritance relationship.

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Disposal of inherited rights and interests: After the heir's eligibility has been confirmed, the social security organization will dispose of the deceased's social security rights and interests in accordance with the relevant regulations, including pension insurance and medical insurance. The heirs can enjoy the corresponding interests according to the regulations.

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It should be noted that the specific social security account processing and social security rights and interests inheritance regulations may vary according to regional and policy differences. Therefore, in practice, family members or legal heirs should consult local social security organizations or relevant departments to understand the specific operational procedures and regulations.

Additionally, if a deceased person has unclaimed social security benefits or subsidies prior to his or her death, the family or legal heirs can also apply to the social security agency to receive them. But again, they need to provide relevant supporting documents and follow the relevant regulations.

In summary:

If a person who has just received social security for one year passes away, the handling of his or her social security account and rights and benefits need to follow the relevant laws and regulations and provisions. Family members or legal heirs should promptly notify the social security organization and provide relevant supporting documents for the settlement of social security accounts and inheritance of social security rights and interests. At the same time, it is also necessary to understand the specific local regulations and operational procedures to ensure that the rights and interests are properly handled.

Legal basis:

The People's Republic of China*** and the State Social Insurance Law

Article 17 stipulates:

Individuals who participate in the basic pension insurance and die of illness or non-work-related deaths, their survivors can receive funeral grants and pensions; those who have become disabled and completely incapacitated due to illness or non-work-related disabilities when they have not yet reached the legal age of retirement can receive a invalidity allowance. The required funds are paid from the basic pension insurance fund.

The Inheritance Law of the People's Republic of China

Article 3 stipulates:

Inheritance is the personal lawful property left behind by a citizen at the time of his or her death, which includes:

(1) a citizen's income;

(2) a citizen's house, savings, and household goods;

(3) a citizen's forests, livestock, and poultry;

(4) a citizen's relics, cultural relics, and articles of daily use;

(5) a citizen's property that is not owned by him or her. >(iv) Citizens' cultural relics and library materials;

(v) Means of production permitted by law to be owned by citizens;

(vi) Citizens' property rights in copyrights and patents;

(vii) Citizens' other lawful property.