What documents do I need to pay for old-age insurance?

Information to be provided for handling the payment voucher of basic old-age insurance:

1, fill in the "application form for payment voucher of inter-provincial employment basic old-age insurance for enterprise insured persons in xx city".

2. My ID card and social security card (if the social security card is lost, you can paste my photo on the company's resignation certificate and affix the company's official seal to the photo).

3. The application form sealed by the company or the certificate of resignation and transfer (if the labor contract with the company has been terminated and the social security has stopped, this is not needed for handling the payment voucher).

The processing flow is:

When the insured person leaves the original insured place to work in other provinces, he/she will issue the basic old-age insurance payment certificate to the district social insurance agency with his/her ID card and a copy of the ID card (such as the ID card of the entrusted agent, the power of attorney of the client and a copy of the ID card).

The basic old-age insurance payment voucher is valid for a long time. No matter when and where you are re-employed and insured, you can go through the transfer formalities at the social security agency in the new place of employment and the place of transfer with the payment certificate of basic old-age insurance to ensure that social security rights and interests will not be lost due to cross-provincial work.

In addition, if you don't know how to handle the payment voucher of the basic old-age insurance, according to the Interim Measures for the Transfer and Continuation of the Relationship of the Basic Old-age Insurance for Urban Employees, applicants who transfer across provinces should go through the transfer formalities at the new employment place or the transfer place with the payment voucher of the basic old-age insurance issued by the transfer place.

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