Shenzhen social security individual renewal

1. Q: How can I renew my insurance after leaving my job? As a non-deep account, the insurance cannot be renewed, and it can only be insured by the company. You can find another job in Shenzhen and transfer the old social security. Find a new company and your social security status will return to normal. It is recommended not to surrender, because the loss of clearing accounts is too great, and only part of the expenses in personal accounts can be obtained. 2. Q: If I resign from one company and go to work in another company, and there is a gap of several months, will the social security I bought before be invalid? After I go to work in my new company, can you tell me directly that my old computer number and social security number can be transferred? Do I have to make up for these intervening months? If you stop paying endowment insurance due to resignation and other reasons, your social security account will be frozen and will not be cancelled, that is, there is no such thing as "invalidation". With the new unit, the social security account is unfrozen and the social security relationship continues. If you are a migrant worker, your social security account will be cancelled once you surrender your insurance and withdraw cash from your job. That is "invalid". When you work from one unit in this city to another, you can apply for insurance by the new unit as long as you give the computer number and ID number of the employee social insurance card or Shenzhen labor security card to the new unit. At the same time, your original insured unit will go to the social security agency to stop insurance for you next month (this business can also be done online). Regardless of whether social security payment has been stopped, the information before and after enrollment, the years of enrollment payment and the accumulated amount of personal social security account will be merged automatically when new enrollment is made.

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