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For the happiness of retirees and pensioners of INSS (National Institute of Social Security) now has a quick and easy way to provide proof of life: online! That's right, you no longer need to travel to complete the procedure; simply access gov.br.
This new feature has only recently emerged, so many people are still unsure about how to use it. With that in mind, we have put together the best tips for you, check it out!
How do I provide proof of life to the INSS?
See below how to carry out the procedure online:
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- Download the app(Android and iOS) or access the website;
- Log in with your account or create one if you don't have one;
- Click on “Services”;
- Click on “Proof of life”;
- On the “Proof of life history” screen, click on “Proof of life pending”;
- Select “Authorize”;
- Follow the instructions and perform facial recognition;
- Finish by clicking “ok”
Once this is done, the status “Authorized” will appear on your screen.
What is proof of life about?
The INSS proof of life is a registration update that the INSS requires. This is done to ensure that the beneficiary of the retirement or pension is still alive.
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In other words, this procedure aims to prevent possible fraud and ensure that payments are made to the right people. This procedure is essential for you to continue receiving the benefit regularly, so be sure to follow the steps.
How to do the procedure in person?
Although the digital option is already available, there are people who prefer to carry out the procedure in person. Therefore, to opt for this option, you must go to the bank where you have a checking account on your birthday.
In addition, it is essential to bring an official identification document with a photo, such as a driver's license or CPF. Once you have these documents, you will be ready to carry out the procedure.
It is worth noting that only banks accredited by the INSS carry out the assessment, which are:
- Box;
- Santander;
- Itau;
- Bank of Brazil;
- Banese;
- Sicredi;
- Cecoopes;
- Banrisul.
Marcello Casal Jr/ Brazil Agency
