INSS reduces deadlines for granting benefits to professionals – Mix Vale

2024-01-28 22:53:59

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The National Social Security Institute (INSS) recorded a significant reduction in the average time it takes for retirement, pensions, maternity pay and benefits to be granted. Despite this improvement, it is still possible to accelerate the release of benefits, and the active role of the insured is crucial to achieving this objective.

Factors that Contributed to the Improvement:
The federal government attributes this achievement to several actions, including:

Simplification of Requirements through Meu INSS;
Implementation of Atestmed, replacing in-person expertise with document analysis;
Carrying out support efforts at Social Security agencies.
Challenges Remain:
Despite improvements, many applications still face obstacles due to policyholders’ need for additional documents. Completing the data correctly is crucial to avoid demands or rejections.

Tips for Speeding up the INSS Benefit Request:

Keep the Registration Updated:

Correct information in the INSS system guarantees a faster grant. Update your registration if you change your address, email, telephone number, name or activity.
Use o Atestmed:

For temporary disability benefits, send medical documentation via Meu INSS for analysis in 7 to 10 days without an in-person examination.
Fill out the Application Carefully:

Errors in filling out can delay the process. Check that the documentation is complete before submitting the request.
Send Documentation Correctly:

Use My INSS to send scanned documents. Make sure they are legible to avoid gaps in the data.
Track the Order:

Stay active on remote channels, checking the order status and whether there are pending issues. Resolve missing documents quickly.
Meet the Requirements:

If it is necessary to comply with requirements, do so promptly. Use the phone or internet to send documents and express your commitment.
Pay attention to deadlines and legal resources:

The legislation establishes maximum deadlines of 45 days for analyzing benefits. If there are delays, contact the INSS and note the protocol. If necessary, consider seeking legal assistance to speed up the judicial process.
With these guidelines, policyholders can significantly contribute to the rapid processing of their benefits, ensuring an effective response to their pension needs.