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How to handle social security in two cities?

If the two companies are in the same city, they don't have to move out. Now that you pay social security in the new company, the social security paid before will be automatically calculated together with the social security paid now.

If the two companies are not in the same city, social security will have to move out to accumulate.

Whether you apply for social security to move out or not, you don't have to pay it back. Start paying social security now. The current social security transfer policy is that it can be transferred nationwide before retirement age. As long as you have paid social security for at least one month at your registered permanent residence or workplace, it is acceptable.

Inter-provincial social security transfer procedures are as follows:

Required information: ① 1 A copy of the social security card and ID card of the insured who applies for transferring the pension insurance relationship; (2) Certificate of resignation, certificate of registered permanent residence moving out, and letter of job transfer (one of the three).

Handling process: ① The insured person shall go to the social security agency of the insured place with the required information to handle the Insurance Payment Voucher; (2) The insured shall go to the local social insurance agency to handle the endowment insurance continuation formalities with the "Certificate of Payment for Insurance". The following procedures are handled by the social security bureaus of the two places. If you don't need to handle it yourself, don't worry: the social security bureau of the transfer place will issue a social security acceptance letter and hand it over to the social security bureau of the original work city, and the original social security bureau will remit the money to the account of the current social security bureau to complete the social security transfer procedures).

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