Subsidy for families
Procedure
General Information
Purpose: |
Protection of financial needs following the death of the person that triggered the entitlement. |
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Beneficiaries: |
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Originator: |
The deceased or missing person, whose death triggers the right to entitlement. |
Requirements: |
Evidence must be provided regarding the contribution period, which varies based on the employment status of the deceased and the cause of death:
No previous contribution period is required when the cause of death is attributable to a work-related accident or occupational disease. |
Amount: |
Temporary allowance, the maximum amount of which is 12 monthly payments and two extra payments, which is calculated by applying the percentage of 20 per cent to the corresponding base rate, the latter being different according to the employment situation of the deceased on the date of death and the cause of death. |
Economic effects: |
The allowance shall be paid from the first day of the month following the date of application. |
Payment: |
The allowance is paid monthly, with two extra payments in June and November. |
Compatibility / Incompatibility: |
The allowance shall be incompatible with a certain level of income and with the receipt of any public pension. |
Duration: |
The maximum duration of the allowance is 12 months. |
Deadlines: |
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Termination: |
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Forms: |
Application for Survivor’s Benefits. |
Documentation: |
The documents listed on the application form. |
Where it is processed: |
At Social Security Assistance and Information Centres and at local or provincial office of the Social Marine Institute, for seafarers. |
Competent body: |
Entitlement to the allowance is recognised by the National Social Security Institute or by the Social Marine Institute in the case of seafarers. When the death is due to an accident at work, this may be the responsibility of the Social Security Mutual Society Partner. |
Other important information: |
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