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The Superior Court of Justice (STJ) allowed those who hope to retire from the National Institute of Social Security (INSS) you can calculate the additional contribution time and additional months of life after the date of application for benefits to ensure a longer retirement.
The STJ’s decision was made because even after applying for retirement, many people continue to work and contribute. It turns out that as the analysis of the request by the Justice and the institute takes time, these citizens add more charges in the waiting time and also in the sum of age.
However, now these people can add this period to the court process, increasing the value of the benefit. It should be noted that the change in the application date is already a change allowed by the INSS, in administrative disputes.
What happens is that now with the decision of the STJ, people who have already had trials on the issue in court will be able to prove that they met the requirements to retire during the process. The measure benefits those who applied for it and still have a few months to qualify for retirement.
Waive arrears
However, the negative side of the measure is that by changing the date of claiming the benefit, the insured does not receive arrears, since they have entered a new claim with new conditions. In this case, the application begins to count only from the day the insured submitted the application.
According to experts, there are also other situations in which the insured can be injured by changing the date of claiming the benefit. This is because social security regulations are not yet very clear for a large part of the population. Therefore, the suggestion is to seek a lawyer to find out whether it is worth rescheduling the application or not.
See also: INSS: The deadline to grant expired benefits is 45 days
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