This On Tuesday 31 January the National Social Security Agency (ANSES) It will continue with its payment schedule, envisaged for all beneficiaries of the universal child allowance (AUH), the universal maternity allowance (AUE), retirees, retirees and beneficiaries of the Alimentar y Progresar programmes.
In this context, the 15.62% increase for pensioners and those receiving, among others, the Universal Child Allowance (AUH) and the Universal Pregnancy Allowance (AUE) came into force in December . Similarly, a $10,000 and $7,000 bonus will be delivered to retirees on one and two minimum wages, respectively, in December, January and February.
Among the floors to which the ANSI extension will pay the payments in the established calendar, there are Non-Contributory Pensions (PNC), pensioners and pensioners, Alimentary Card, Prenatal and Maternity Allowance, Universal Child Allowance (AUH) and Universal Pregnancy Allowance (AUE).
These payments will be distributed by the latest issue of the DNI, with payment priority for those collecting the PNC, followed by AUH, AUE, among others. This January 31st, those who collect the PNC Family Allowances and Single Payment Assignments must go to the ANSES headquarters.
Single Payment Assignments: Marriage, Adoption & Birth: When do I receive this January 2023 with the 15.62% increase?
All terminations of the DNI of the beneficiaries of the Checks for marriage, adoption and birth can continue with the collection of the second fortnight (from 7 December to 12 January), even if from 5 January it is possible for them to debit all terminations of the DNI up to to 10 February.
PNC Family Allowances: When will I get paid this January 2023 at the 15.62% increase?
For their part, all DNI terminations can collect the PNC family allowances between 12 December and 12 January. In the meantime, the new calendar will come into force: all documentary cancellations can be charged between 10 January and 10 February.
ANSES: How to apply for the annual school subsidy?
The annual tuition aid is intended for people with a child, or child with a disability who is at school age or in rehabilitation and which is collected in the month of March by presenting the relative school certificate in advance. To obtain it, it is necessary to complete the form “PS.2.68 School Accreditation/Special School/Training” or the online School Accreditation.
Subsequently, the documentation must be presented to the Integral Therapy Unit at the chosen office. The requirements are: to have all the documentation of the owner and that requested in the Family Assignment Card for Annual Scholastic Aid, while the income of the household must be between the minimum and maximum limits in force.
ANSES: How to prove personal data and family ties?
It is a procedure aimed at retiredretirees and benefit recipients ANSI extension, where affiliates can modify or update their personal data in order to carry out any procedure with the entity. The following will be required: proof of children, proof of marriage, divorce or separation, proof of cohabitation and social security partnership and proof of other ties.
The address and contact can be updated through the website of ANSI extension with the Social Security Code or by calling 130, with office hours from 8:00 to 20:00, while to update other types of data you must go to the UDAI or the office closest to your home, without moving previously.
ANSES: How to process unemployment benefits?
Unemployment benefit ANSI extension It is aimed at those who are unemployed, having been workers in a dependent relationship, who have been dismissed without just cause, by termination of the contract or by external causes and are included in the Employment Contract Law 24.013.
To obtain it, it is necessary to collect the documentation certifying unemployment, in original and in copy, and present it at any office of ANSI extension. In addition, documents can also be submitted through the website of ANSI extension and there is time to request it up to 90 working days after the termination of the employment relationship.
Source: Clarin
