A time before it ends the deadline for registration $ 18,000 bonus designed for informal workers, social monotributistas, and categories A and B, and Casas Particulares employees, Hundreds of people lined up this Saturday at the offices of Anses (National Social Security Administration).

From the body directed by Fernanda Raverta they announced that the Offices nationwide will open from 8 am to 2 pm for those interested who have not yet completed the procedure. In addition, they clarified that, in any case, the option to register online will remain open 24 hours a day of May 7.

The procedure for accessing this benefit can also be done through the ASeS website: www.anses.gob.ar.

The registration process started on April 21 and due to the number of people who wanted to complete the process, Anses implemented a “virtual queue” system to expedite the operation.

“Within the framework of the registration closing for Income Reinforcement, on Saturday, May 7 AnseS will open to the public all offices in the country from 8 am to 2 pmto receive people who have not yet registered and have not yet updated data or submitted personal documentation, ”the agency said in a statement.

The income booster of $ 18,000, to be paid in two stages of $ 9,000, It will start paying from May 19.

According to Raverta herself, in statements made at the beginning of the week, the group furthest from registration was monotributistas of the lowest category.

Who will receive the salary boost

This benefit, as provided by the Government, is for the following people:

• Workers who receive income from the formation of informal and unregistered work activities and their income shall not exceed the amount of two minimum wages.
• Unemployed people.
• Workers with employment relationship contracts registered at the time of employment reservation, except workers in the national, provincial, municipal public sector and in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires.
• Monotributistas of categories “A” and “B” and social Monotributistas.
• Workers and workers of private houses.
• People between 18 and 24 years of age included, can access the benefit collection when the income of their family group does not exceed the equivalent of 3 minimum wages.

Requirements to access the $ 18,000 bonus

To access benefits, people must meet the following requirements:

• Be Argentinean or native Argentine, by option or naturalized or naturalized and residing in the country or foreigner or foreigners with legal residence in Argentina for at least 2 years prior to the request for allocation of money.
• Be between 18 and 65 years old.
• Did not receive income higher than the equivalent of two minimum wages.

The applicant may not be under a registered dependency relationship with the national, provincial, municipal and/or Autonomous City public sector of Buenos Aires or in the private sector. Monotributists registered in category C or higher, or in the self-employed regime are also not included. In addition, pensioners, pensioners and non-contributing pension recipients are not included.

The applicant must be in a situation of economic and patrimonial vulnerability.

How to enroll and what is the payment schedule

To begin the process, it is necessary to enter Mi Anses, on the site www.anses.gob.ar, with CUIL and Social Security Key, complete contact information (address, phone and email) and follow the steps within the Income Reinforcement option.

Payment schedule will begin for informal workers, monotributist A and B and private household workers who access the bonus with a DNI ending at 0 on Thursday, May 19 and continuing on calendar days according to document completion.

Full schedule:

• Thursday, May 19, DNI ending at 0
• Friday May 20, ID ended at 1
• Monday May 23, DNI ended at 2
• Tuesday, May 24, the DNI ended at 3
• Wednesday, May 25, the DNI ended at 4
• Thursday, May 26, the DNI ended at 5
• Friday May 27, the DNI ended at 6
• Monday, May 30, the DNI ended at 7 p.m.
• Tuesday May 31, the DNI ended at 8
• Wednesday June 1, the DNI ended on the 9th

Reinforcement payments are compatible including Universal Child Allowance, the Pregnancy Allowance for Social Protection, the Unemployment Benefit, with Enhance Work, registered with the National Registry of Popular Economy workers and with provincial and municipal food plans.

How registration ends for the $ 18,000 bonus

The final step of registration itself is to complete the affidavit and certify or upload CBU (unique bank key)where you will receive the $ 18,000 Income Booster.

It’s important: to access Income Reinforcement you must have a CBU and your own bank account.

When the interested party will know if they will be able to collect the bonus

From Thursday, May 5, those who have already requested an extra salary can check if they are enabled to collect.

What socio-economic evaluation will be done on the registrants?

To access this “salary reinforcement” people will have to register pass a socioeconomic evaluation and the crossing of information available between ANSeS and other organizations such as AFIP.

In crossing the information, the agency will review: Registry of real estate, automobile registry, movement of debit and credit cardsand health coverage, among others.

What things can leave you with the $ 18,000 bonus?

• The income would have been accessed by the person requesting reinforcement It must be less than two minimum wages ($ 77,880)on average over the last six months.

• Do not own more than one home, are not connected to a prepaid medical service, do not own two or more vehicles or one less than one year old, do not have a plane or boat in your name.

• If you are a foreigner, you must have at least two years of residence in the country.

Can more than one member of a joint family group request the $ 18,000 bonus?

This income boost is individual, not family. This means that one or both members of the spouse can apply if they meet the other requirements if they are both workers with no formal income or unemployed. In that case, however, the evaluations of both will cross.

Informal and unemployed workers over the age of 18 can also register. In these cases, for young people between 18 and 24 years old, socio-economic evaluation will be conducted on them and also on their parents.

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