Find out about the agency’s new announcement and how it will affect the holders of the assignment.
The National Social Security Administration (ANSES) confirmed the extension of the deadline to present the Universal Child Allowance Booklet (AUH) and collect the amount of your salary accumulated during this year. Initially, the deadline to do so was December 31 of this year.
AUH holders receive 80% of their total salary monthly, which in December has a value of $74,624.80. On the other hand, ANSES accumulates the remaining 20% of each month and pays it at the end of the year, which is equivalent to $33,337 for son, but only You can access this by presenting the AUH Bookletwhich is where health checks, the vaccination schedule and education of children and adolescents are accredited.
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How to present the AUH Booklet
This procedure can be carried out both at Mi ANSES and at the agency’s offices without prior appointment, with ID and with the form PS147 filled. On the other hand, to do through the web You must follow the following steps:
- Login to MY ANSES (either on the official website or in the app) with CUIL and Social Security Code.
- Consult the information of the book in the section Children > AUH Notebook and complete the missing information in the health, education and vaccination sections for each child for whom the incentive is received.
- If any section is missing, select “Generate Notebook” to download it and send it by E-mail.
- Print the notebook and take it to the corresponding school or health center so that it can be completed and signed.
- Take a photo of the completed form and make sure it is well lit and in JPG format. In My ANSES go to Children > AUH Booklet and follow the instructions to upload it and finish the process.
Until when can the AUH Booklet be presented in ANSES
Beneficiaries will have time to present the AUH Booklet until March 31, 2025 whether in person or virtually. If it is not done within the specified period, The organization will retain the accumulated 20% and the holders will not be paid.
Source: Ambito
