How to replace lost social security records

Social Security and records are closely linked and we need to retrieve our personnel or school records before we can dispose of them. When our files are stored with a company or talent, service years will be recorded. This length of service will not only be years of work and service, but will also be applied to our Social Security file when we retire. If we lose this, we will lose our pension.

Here's how to replace your Social Security file:

(1)To replace your Social Security file, you must go to your former workplace and check your personal employee file. Normally, the company unit will have a backup record of our social security file. If the data is found, you may continue with the following steps.

(2)Check whether the internal files of your personal social security file are missing. If the information is missing, we need to process it again. Under normal circumstances, the information inside must be complete to be true.

(3)If we have worked for more than one company, we need to complete the data for all the companies we worked for. After all, we have resumes at all these companies, and completing these records will be beneficial for our future pension assessments.

(4) If our former company unit has been closed or merged with another company, then we need to go to the social security department of our former work unit to issue a backup form for our social security contribution records and to check and complete our personal social security contribution records. If not, we now need to check at the merged company unit. Finally, bring the relevant information to complete it again.