The date of consideration of the applications received regarding pensions / allowances / benefits, was announced by the Social Security Services, in an effort to further serve the citizens.
Specifically, in an announcement, the HCA states in relation to the unemployment benefit that the applications of those whose employment ended and their unemployment period began on 16/3/2021 are being examined, as well as the cases of those who already receive unemployment benefit which concerns the period unemployment April – May 2021.
In addition, HCAs report that the following are being considered:
Surplus payment: Applications submitted in May – June 2020 are considered. It is noted that there are a number of applications submitted before the above date for which the examination can not be completed because the employers have not yet sent the information to them. have been requested.
Sickness allowance: A nationwide campaign is being conducted to examine applications (applications received by 8/4/2021 are examined).
Disability pension: The received applications February – March 2021 are examined, provided that they have been sent to the Medical Council.
Disability pension: The received applications December 2020 – January 2021 are examined as they have been sent to the Medical Council.
Injury allowance: Applications received in April 2021 are reviewed.
Secondary Medical Council: The hierarchical appeals of July 2020 are examined.
Institutionalized pension: The received applications for which the applicants are entitled December 2020 – January 2021 are examined.
Social pension: The received applications whose applicants are entitled to December 2020 are examined.
Regarding the widow's pension, the HCA states that for the cases where the deceased spouse did not receive a statutory pension, the received applications of January 2021 are examined.
Also, for the cases where the deceased spouse received a statutory pension, the received applications of January 2021 are examined.
They also state that with the enactment of the Social Insurance Amendment Law 126 (I) / 2019 on 5/8/2019, the received applications, by male applicants, of 2019 and 2020 are examined.
Funeral aid
For the cases where the deceased received a widow's pension, the received applications of January 2021 are examined.
For cases where the deceased received a statutory pension, did not have a spouse and the request for funeral assistance comes from another person who undertook the funeral expenses, the received applications for January 2021 are examined.
For the cases where the deceased received a social pension, the received applications of January 2021 are examined.
For other cases (eg the deceased was / was not retired and had a spouse, the deceased was not retired and did not have a spouse, the deceased was a young person, unmarried, and the application comes from the parent or his / her siblings, the deceased was missing) applications received in January 2021 are examined.
Orphan allowance: Applications received in February – March 2021 are examined.
Childbirth allowance: Applications received in January 2021 are examined.
Maternity allowance:
For the first payment, the received applications are examined until 11/3/2021.
For continuous payments, applications are considered for which the necessary information has been provided (eg birth declaration) received in January 2021.
Paternity Allowance: Applications received in February 2021 are reviewed.
Statutory pension, widowhood and incapacity applications paid under bilateral conventions and European Union Regulation 883/04
Statutory Pension: Examines applications for which responses have been received regarding details, certificates and insurance accounts from other institutions, for applicants with a date of birth of 1954–1957.
Disability Pension: Applications received June 2021 are reviewed.
Widow's Pension: Examined applications received in March 2021 for which responses have been received regarding data, certificates and insurance accounts from other institutions.
Orphan Allowance: Examined applications received in May 2020 for which responses have been received regarding details, certificates and insurance accounts from other institutions.
Finally, the Social Security Services report in relation to criminal cases that in March 2021 (latest data) 1,300 criminal cases were pending, of which 893 concerned employers and 407 concerned self-employed.
