My father had insurance and died of illness on business. When he goes to Lufeng Social Security Bureau to fill out the form tomorrow, he must fill in the survivor's provider and ask for a simple and q

My father had insurance and died of illness on business. When he goes to Lufeng Social Security Bureau to fill out the form tomorrow, he must fill in the survivor's provider and ask for a simple and quick application. When the breadwinner dies due to illness or non-work-related reasons, the dependents must meet the following conditions before they can enjoy the survivors' living hardship allowance: 1, men are over 60 years old and women are over 50 years old (women must be over 55 years old if they die at work); 2. Dependents under 16 years old or over 16 years old but still studying in ordinary middle schools; 3. The dependents have completely lost their ability to work and have no source of income. What needs special explanation is that if the dependents do not meet the above conditions at the time of death, they can't wait until they meet the conditions before applying for the survivors' living difficulties allowance.

If the dependents meet the requirements, they can go to the insurance office to review the living difficulties subsidies for survivors. The procedures for the Insurance Office to review the living difficulties subsidies for survivors are as follows: the unit must hold the dependents' files, household registration books, death certificates and cremation certificates, and fill out the Audit Form of Living Difficulties Subsidies for Enterprise Employees and Retired Persons Supporting Their Immediate Family Members and the Audit Roster of Living Difficulties Subsidies for Enterprise Employees and Retired Persons. If the supporter is a retiree, the subsidy for the living difficulties of the supporter shall be paid directly by the insurance department; If the provider dies during retirement or employment, the living allowance for the provider shall be paid by the unit where the provider works.