Result of Social Security Eligibility Did Not Include Dependents... What is the Method of Objection?
The Social Security Program explained the steps to object to the non-inclusion of dependents in the eligibility result.
The Social Security specified the objection in several steps as follows:
Log in to the platform - My Support Programs - Eligibility and Entitlement
Select (Submit an objection to the eligibility result
Attach supporting documents, such as:
Family record
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Custody deed (if available) Any official documents proving the dependency of those not included.
Key stages of Social Security
As part of its ongoing commitment to strengthening the social protection system and entrenching concepts of justice and sustainability, the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development has been keen to develop the services of the Social Security System as one of the national pillars supporting livelihood stability, improving the quality of life for beneficiary groups, and enabling them to gradually transition from dependence on support to production and economic participation.
The Ministry bases its efforts on principles that ensure justice in directing support, by building eligibility decisions on accurate data and clear criteria that take into account income level, family composition, and ability to work, ensuring that support reaches its actual beneficiaries.
Stages of application from submission to acceptance
The Social Security System allows individuals and families among its beneficiaries to apply electronically via the Social Protection and Support Platform. The applications go through several stages, starting with entering basic data, adding all family members residing in the same dwelling, and linking them to the approved national address. The applications are then subject to an eligibility study and data verification electronically, with eligibility results announced on the 27th of each Gregorian month, while the pension is disbursed to eligible persons on the first day of each Gregorian month regularly.
Original source: Al-Yaum
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