Can I make a mistake with proof of individual social security payments?

No. Social security refers to a social and economic system that provides income or compensation to a population that is incapacitated, temporarily out of work or has suffered a loss due to health reasons. Proof of individual payment for social security is generally very rigorous and there is no room for error. The social insurance scheme is organized by the government to force a certain group of people to pay a part of their income as a social insurance tax (fee) to form a social insurance fund, from which the insured can receive a fixed amount of income or compensation for loss if certain conditions are met, it is a redistributive system, which has the goal of guaranteeing the reproduction of material and labor force and the stability of the society.