Is it possible to make retroactive contributions to social security?

There is some flexibility in the policy for making up social security contributions, depending on whether the break is due to personal or organizational reasons. For individuals, if they are insured as flexible employment and their social security is interrupted due to personal reasons, normally, retroactive payment of pension insurance contribution years is not allowed, but some places may have retroactive payment policies for special periods. However, if it is because of the unit reasons, such as the unit did not pay the social security in time or omitted to pay, then according to the law, the unit needs to be responsible for, you can issue relevant certificates for social security retroactive payment.

Social security contributions due to the responsibility of the unit are generally eligible for retroactive payment. The unit needs to register the employee for social security within 30 days of the establishment of the labor relationship, and if there is a missed payment, the unit needs to take responsibility and assist the employee in completing the procedures for making up the payment. At this point, the employee needs to collect the relevant supporting materials and apply to the social security agency for retroactive contributions through the assistance of the unit to ensure that the rights and interests of social security are not affected.

Overall, the situation of the social security retroactive payment depends on the specific circumstances, individuals need to pay attention to timely communication with the unit, to understand the relevant policies, to avoid due to the interruption of social security to affect the pension benefits. If you meet the unit responsibility caused by the broken payment, you should actively strive to make up for the payment, to protect their legitimate rights and interests.