1. What should I do if the social security payment on the mobile phone is staggered?
If we pay social security on our mobile phone, but we make a mistake, we can find the local social security department to explain the details and ask the social security department to help us change it.
When you make a change, you need to provide relevant evidence of staggered social security, and then the social security department will accept it and start the relevant review, if it is confirmed that it is staggered, you can help you make changes. Since it is more troublesome to change, it is recommended that you consult the local social security agency before paying, and confirm all kinds of matters before paying.
2. What should I pay attention to when paying social security on my mobile phone?
1. Before paying social security on the mobile phone, you need to have payment registration information in the tax authorities, otherwise you will not be able to register successfully, and you will not be able to pay social security.
2. When the natural person is successfully registered, you can help the third person pay social security fees, and you can add the third person to my information.
3. In order for you to pay in time, you must first confirm that the available limit of the bank card will be more than the payment amount, otherwise the deduction may be successful.
3. Can social security be refunded?
In principle, social security cannot be refunded, unless you meet the following special circumstances:
First, the insured person has settled abroad and gone through immigration procedures.
When you are no longer a Chinese national, you can bring the relevant information to the social security institution to surrender the insurance and refund the balance of the personal account.
Second, the insured person dies.
If the insured person dies while insured, the heirs can inherit the balance of the account, and the heirs can receive funeral payments and benefits.
Third, the social security contribution time after retirement is less than 15 years, and the insured person is unwilling to continue to pay. If this is the case, you can also apply for a surrender.