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What should I do if I can’t find my files when I retire? urgent

There are two situations when searching for lost files:

1. If you lost it yourself, you should first actively search for it and let the staff of the social security department look carefully. Search. If you don't find it, go to the unit or the unit's competent department to look for it.

2. If the individual does store the files in the local labor department, and the labor department finds that the files are missing after searching, it is a dereliction of duty on the part of the staff. At this time, we can complain to the relevant departments.

I can’t find the payment file. If you can provide some salary payment vouchers or records or certificates issued by the unit, for example, whether you were resigned, transferred, or fired when you left the unit. In addition, you can also look for original documents that can prove your work experience, such as going to the countryside or returning to your hometown. If you can find these documents, you can also apply for them after getting them to the Pension Insurance Office for approval.

Extended information:

At present, the labor and social security department must review the original information in the applicant's file to confirm retirement qualifications and calculate retirement benefits. The loss of files may affect the review of the length of service before the pension insurance was implemented in July 1992. It is recommended that you negotiate with the responsible department for the issue of retirement benefits caused by this.

If you have previously gone through the review procedures for deemed paid service, you can try to find the "Continuous Service Review Form" from the original submission department, and then apply to the relevant department to see if you can go through the retirement procedures.

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