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Get an SS Number and access sickness, maternity, disability, retirement, death, funeral, and unemployment benefits for you and your beneficiaries.
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As an actively paying member of the SSS, either as a worker in the private sector or as an individually-paying member (self-employed, voluntary, OFW, non-working spouse), you and your beneficiaries are assured of prompt, convenient, reliable, and meaningful social protection today and in the future. The SSS commits to provide all members with adequate social security benefits on time, especially in times of contingencies such as sickness, maternity, disability, old age, death, and even unemployment.
There are two (2) types of coverage under the regular SSS Program: Compulsory and Voluntary.
A person who will register and secure a Social Security (SS) Number for the first time should:
If without SS Number yet:
Effective July 15, 2020, the SSS has enforced the mandatory online registration to provide prospective employee (EE), self-employed (SE), non-working spouse (NWS), and overseas Filipino worker (OFW) members with faster, safer, more convenient, and economical means to apply for SSS membership and be issued an SS Number. This digitalization effort is also in compliance with Republic Act No. 11032 or the Ease of Doing Business and Efficient Government Service Delivery Act of 2018.
How to apply for SS Number online and create a My.SSS account. Read the SSS Data Privacy Notice before proceeding.
Read the procedures, then click Start. Accomplish all required fields in the Registrant Record Verification. Under Security, tick I'm not a robot and I certify that above information are true and correct, then click Submit.
The link is valid for five (5) calendar days only and once it expires, you need to submit a new application online. Check your spam or junk mail folder if the email is not in your inbox.
Choose your Purpose of Registration. Click Save, OK, then Next.
You may click Previous to view or edit your encoded details.
Supply details of beneficiary(ies), such as the Father, Spouse, Child(ren), and other beneficiaries, if applicable. Click Save, OK, then Next.
Encode your Height (cm) and Weight (kg) for the Personal Record Application. Click Save, OK, then Next.
Once SS number is already generated, you will need to go to the SSS branch to correct any wrong information. Click Generate SS Number then Yes to confirm that all information are true and correct.
Upload a readable colored image in JPEG or PDF of your chosen document with a maximum file size of 3MB, then click Submit. You may proceed without submitting any documentary requirement. If you wish to submit, a notification bar will appear. Click Proceed. This is for tagging to Application thru the SSS Web/Mobile App - With Approved Supporting Documents.
Attachments: SS Number Slip, Transaction Number Slip, E-1/E-6 Form. System shall display the generated SS Number and option to print/download the Personal Record/Unified Multipurpose ID Card Application (E-1/E-6), SS Transaction Number Slip and SS Number Slip. An email confirmation comprising the same shall also be received.
The link to create a My.SSS account will only be valid for 30 calendar days. Once it expires, you need to register in the My.SSS using the Transaction Number shown in your E-1 as your registration preference.
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