What is low assurance?

Low guarantee is usually a certificate issued by a government department to prove that the holder meets the minimum guarantee policy and receives corresponding benefits. The certificate usually includes the holder's name, ID number, home address, application time, review time, approval time, approval number, payment amount and other information, and is stamped with the official seal of the issuing department to prove its effectiveness.

Low-assurance pictures may vary from region to region and design, but generally contain the above information. If more information is needed, it is recommended to consult the local civil affairs department or relevant institutions. Low guarantee is usually a paper certificate, which is used to prove that an individual or family enjoys the national minimum living allowance. This kind of certificate is generally issued by the local civil affairs department or social security department, which will include basic information of the individual or family, the time to enjoy the minimum living allowance, the standard of treatment and so on. Because the document is a paper document, there is no specific picture style, but it is designed and printed according to the actual format of the local civil affairs or social security department.

It should be noted that the format of low assurance may be different in different regions, but it generally contains the above basic information. If you need to know the specific format and content, it is recommended to go to the local civil affairs department or social security department to consult or inquire about relevant websites.

To sum up:

The low guarantee is a certificate issued by the government department to prove that the holder meets the minimum guarantee policy and gets the corresponding treatment. The certificate usually contains the holder's name, ID number, home address, application time, review time, approval time, approval number, payment amount and other information, and is stamped with the official seal of the issuing department to prove its effectiveness. The minimum living guarantee card may be different in different regions, but it generally contains the above information. If more information is needed, it is recommended to consult the local civil affairs department or relevant institutions.

Legal basis:

Article 2 of the Regulations on Minimum Living Security for Urban Residents: Urban residents who hold non-agricultural registered permanent residence family members and live together have the right to get basic living material help from the local people's government.

Article 3 of the Regulations on Minimum Living Security for Urban Residents: The minimum living security system for urban residents follows the principle of ensuring the basic livelihood of urban residents, and adheres to the policy of combining state security with social assistance and encouraging self-help through labor.