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1. If I receive a call claiming to be from the Social Security, asking me to install a mobile application to collect a benefit, should I install that application or provide any information?

No, in no case will our civil service staff contact you to request you install mobile applications for payments between individuals to pay you arrears or to make regular benefit payments.

Social Security entities only issue payments by deposit in the bank account provided by you or by issuing a cheque, in the cases provided.

If you receive a call of this kind, you can inform us by sending the telephone details, description of the situation and your contact details to our Enquiries Mailbox.

IMPORTANT: If you have a benefit claim in process, we may need to contact you to resolve any issues with the delivery or processing of your benefit. In these cases, the civil servant will identify themself and may give you details about the communication sent by you and the date of sending, as a guarantee that it is an official, legitimate request for details.

2. If I need to apply for a benefit or a variation of an already recognised benefit, how do I apply?

If you have an electronic certificate or Cl@ve, use the relevant service at the e-Office and sign your application electronically.

If you do not have an electronic certificate or cl@ve, you can use the platform Social Security Applications and Procedures Platform.
In the latter case, will ask you to insert a photo, taken on the spot, of your face showing your identity document and you will be able to sign your application on screen.

3. Can I request a change account number for the pension or benefit via the channel without a digital certificate?

You can change your benefit payment account directly with your financial institution that collaborates with the Social Security. To do so, you must authorise the financial institution to carry out this procedure and they will manage the change directly with the National Social Security Institute. You will receive an sms or email with the confirmation of the account change.
If you do not have electronic means of identification, you can report the change of benefit payment account in the service Modify bank details of the pension payment | Application and social security procedures.

However, please remember that you can complete this formality with an electronic certificate or Cl@ve, if you have them, or otherwise, represented by a friend or family member with a digital certificate or Cl@ve via this service.

4. If I am self-employed and receive 100% of my pension for having workers under my responsibility, who have now been placed in an ERTE, will this affect my active retirement?

Self-employed workers who maintain their business activity and continue to work in person may benefit from 100% of the retirement pension, even if the working relationship of all employees hired employees has been reduced or suspended due to an ERTE (or for any other reason provided for in Article 45 TRLET), provided that the self-employed worker maintains their contribution obligations.
This same criterion shall apply if the self-employed worker is exempt from contributions under Article 24 of Royal Decree-Law 8/2020, of 17 March, on extraordinary urgent measures to deal with the economic and social impact of COVID-19.

10. If I receive a retirement pension and, because of the exceptional COVID-19 situation, I resume active service as a healthcare professional by statutory professional appointment, how will it affect my retirement pension?

Regardless of your retirement mode, 100% of the amount of the initial recognition or the amount being received at the time compatibility begins, including minimum supplements, shall be maintained if you meet the requirements for payment.
The pension limitation system, incompatibilities and exercise of the right to option, as set out in the General Social Security Act, will continue to apply.

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