What if I don't know where the social security file is?

Social security files are both familiar and unfamiliar to most workers. Every worker will pay social security after joining the work, but not all workers know about the archives, and many people don't even know about the existence of the archives. So what if the social security file doesn't know where it is? In order to help you better understand the relevant legal knowledge, we have compiled the relevant contents. Let's have a look. I. What should I do if I don't know where the social security files are? Files can usually be stored in three places:

(1) Employment unit. You can ask your work unit if you can receive your file, and if so, you can transfer your file and account to the receiving unit.

(two) the management of the talent exchange center where the household registration is located. To receive graduates' personal files, the talent exchange center needs to report to the local talent exchange center with the registration card issued by the school and the education department, and store the personal files.

(three) stored in the school for the custody of graduates. However, there is a time limit for the school to keep files, usually within two years after graduation, which means that the school will keep files for you for two years. If you still can't find a place to receive personal files, I'll send you back to your hometown.

2. I want to apply for social security, but the file is not in the company's location. The company does not need files to handle social security insurance for employees. Employees only need to provide their ID cards or copies of their ID cards to the labor department or relevant functional departments of the company, and they will handle social security insurance for the parties as required.

Third, how to reissue the lost files? Re-collect all original files. If you can't find it, go to the unit that originally formed the file. If you can recreate it exactly as before, recreate it. If it can't be made, use a copy, fill in the copy time and the original file storage place, and affix the official seal of the original file storage unit. Then communicate with talent agencies (talents at or above the county level or county-level units with authority can also do so), establish personnel files, and then reissue archival materials. It is very important to set up an employee file first, otherwise it is impossible for you to find a way to sort out any information without a receiving place.

Social security files are closely related to workers. Many workers do not pay enough attention to social security files, which leads to the loss of social security withholding files and is difficult to use. Handling social security files as soon as possible is conducive to career development. That's the social security file I introduced you to. I don't know where to do it.