Do you go to the social security bureau to collect funeral expenses?

However, funeral expenses refer to the one-time expenses used for funeral matters when employees die or are disabled at work. After death, people receive funeral expenses from local social security agencies. According to Article 17 of the Social Insurance Law, if an individual who participates in the basic old-age insurance dies due to illness or non-work, his survivors can receive funeral subsidies and pensions. After the death of a retiree, his legal heir shall report the funeral subsidy to the social insurance agency within 3 months. When handling, fill in the Application Form for Death and Funeral Subsidy for Enterprise Retirees and hand it over to the community for seal. After the signature of the social security officer, the original and photocopy of the retiree's cremation certificate and the photocopy of the representative's ID card shall be presented to the social security bureau's endowment insurance service hall for funeral expenses.