What happens if you lie about your education on social security

You don't need to provide proof of education to pay social security, just a copy of your ID card, labor contract and a one-inch photo. But the falsification of education is a violation of criminal law. The use of forged qualifications is not illegal, but knowing that it is still used, if known by the company, the labor contract may be terminated because of fraud, and if the act caused losses to the company, you also need to bear the responsibility of compensation.

Social insurance is mainly through the mobilization of social insurance fund, and within a certain range of social insurance fund to implement the co-ordination of the transfer to the workers encountered labor risks to give the necessary help, social insurance for workers to provide is the basic livelihood protection, as long as the workers meet the conditions to enjoy social insurance, that is, either with the employer to establish a labor relationship, or has been in accordance with the provisions of the payment of social insurance premiums, you can enjoy the social insurance, the social insurance is not a good idea, but a good idea. As long as the worker meets the conditions for enjoying social insurance, i.e., either has established a labor relationship with the employer or has paid the required social insurance premiums, he or she will be entitled to social insurance. Social insurance is the core of the social security system.

Legal Basis

Article 89 of the Social Insurance Law of the People's Republic of China*** and the State of China (as amended in 2018) If the social insurance agency and its staff engage in any of the following behaviors, they shall be ordered by the administrative department of social insurance to make corrections; if they cause losses to the social insurance fund, the employing unit, or the individual, they shall bear compensation according to law The directly responsible supervisors and other directly responsible persons shall be punished in accordance with the law: (1) failing to fulfill their statutory duties with regard to social insurance;

(2) failing to deposit the social insurance fund into a special account of the treasury;

(3) withholding or refusing to pay the social insurance entitlements on time;

(4) losing or altering social insurance data such as the records of payment of contributions, records of the enjoyment of the social insurance entitlements, and records of individual rights and interests. and other social insurance data, personal rights and interests records;

(e) any other behavior that violates social insurance laws and regulations.