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The comb of the benefits (retirements, pensions and aid) paid by the National Institute of Social Security (INSS) it was extended for two more years by the Federal Government.
Initially, the text that defines the program’s rules provided that the analysis of benefits with indications of irregularity would be valid until December 31, 2020. Now, with the extension, the term has been extended and will continue until December 31, 2022.
According to the INSS rules, the review of benefits is related to the registration problems identified, “not currently complying with the rules of law that generated the benefit.”
So far, the INSS has not disclosed how many benefits have been reviewed since the comb started in August this year.
If the beneficiary receives any notification, it will be necessary to present the requested documentation, through Meu INSS or in the mail, after scheduling.
The comb-fine law allows the INSS to review the benefits granted in the last 10 years to find irregularities in the granting of benefits. Those who do not prove their right to the benefit can be suspended and even cancel their payment.
For those with benefits older than 10 years, the INSS can only check if there is evidence of fraud, and the fraud must be pointed out in the Federal Institute’s own notification.
What leads to loss of profits?
Failure to send the documents required by the INSS within the defense period or cause the documents sent to be considered insufficient or unfounded.
How to avoid losing the benefit?
In the first step, to avoid the suspension of the benefit, it is important to keep the registration data in the INSS updated, such as the address, so as not to run the risk of being notified and not seeing this notification.
The INSS may consider the insured cited for review even if they do not see the notification and will suspend the benefit if the insured does not respond to the summons within the term. Personal data can be verified and updated through My INSS (application or website).
Is it possible to appeal?
Whoever has the suspended benefit can appeal through the My INSS account or through a Social Security agency. The appeal must be opened within 30 days of notification of the loss of benefits by the INSS.
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