Pension certificate (SNILS) is issued by the Pension Fund to each insured citizen. It contains information about the individual number of the personal account in the pension insurance system, personal data and the date of issue of the document.
Instructions
Step 1
If you have lost your pension certificate, contact your employer, write an application for restoration. You must declare the loss within 1 month (clause 5 of article 7 of the Federal Law "On individual (personified) accounting in the state pension insurance system"). Your organization's human resources staff will submit your application and a document confirming your pension certificate number to the Pension Fund. The SNILS number is indicated in the employee's personal card and other personnel documents.
Step 2
If you independently pay insurance contributions for pension insurance or do not work under an employment contract, contact the Pension Fund office at your place of residence in person with an application for the restoration of the lost document.
Step 3
An employee of the Pension Fund will accept your application, and within a month you will be given a duplicate insurance certificate. You can get it in person or through your employer. To resolve the issue of issuing a duplicate SNILS, an employee of the Pension Fund may require documents confirming your identity and the data contained in an individual personal account.
Step 4
When obtaining a certificate through an employer, you must sign the accompanying statement. If there are any mistakes in the insurance certificate, fill out the correction sheet. An employee of the personnel service submits accompanying statements and correction sheets to the FIU within a month.
Step 5
To obtain a duplicate of a lost document through a proxy, you will need a notarized power of attorney. In the event of the restoration of SNILS for minor children, the right to receive it remains with the parents or guardians.
