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INSS will conduct special actions at branches in several cities aimed at speeding up the approval of BPC and sickness benefits. Learn more!
Next Saturday (28) and Sunday (29), the National Social Security Institute (INSS) will conduct special actions at branches in several cities, aimed at speeding up the assessment of social assistance and social security benefits. Therefore, during the event, it will be possible to complete the essential procedures for obtaining the Continuous Cash Benefit, for example.
The INSS actions will take place in three cities in the state of Pará, namely: Bragança, Santarém, and two locations in Belém (Pedreira and Marco). Therefore, see more information about the action and how to get involved!
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INSS actions
At the Belém branches, approximately 840 procedures have already been scheduled, including social assessments and medical consultations for BPC applications. Therefore, those participating in the action should go to one of the social security branches (Pedreira or Marco) from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
In Bragança, according to the Federal Medical Examination Service, approximately 24 consultations per day are expected to be conducted, focusing on medical assessments for BPC and sickness benefit applications. Additionally, it is important to note that, in the city, the event continues on November 11, 12, 25, and 26, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Documents for applying for sickness benefit or BPC
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In Santarém, the manager of the INSS branch in the city is contacting beneficiaries to expedite the medical assessment for sickness benefit applications, which will take place this weekend, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Additionally, it is essential to emphasize that, when visiting an INSS branch, it is necessary to carry an official photo ID. You should also bring original medical documents, such as certificates, exams, prescriptions, and medical reports. Finally, click here and discover the INSS's new system designed to speed up sickness benefit approval.
