All beneficiaries must complete this procedure in order to continue receiving their benefits without problems.
The National Social Security Administration (ANSES) ratified the need for all its beneficiaries to carry out the process of the Updating your contact informationThis process, which must be carried out at least once a year, is essential to ensure that you continue to receive benefits from the agency without any problems.
ANSES administers a wide range of benefits aimed at various segments of the population, including retirees, pensioners, beneficiaries of family allowances and participants in social plans.
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Why you need to update your personal data in ANSES
Keeping contact information updated annually is essential for beneficiaries to be able to access their payments, receive important notices about their benefits and make inquiries effectively. Without a valid phone number or email address on file with ANSES, beneficiaries may risk missing crucial notifications about the availability of their payments, changes or updates to their benefits.
How to update personal data in ANSES
From the web
- Access the official ANSES website from any browser.
- Log in using your CUIL number and Social Security Code.
- Once inside the platform, select the “My ANSES” option.
- In the menu, go to the “Personal Information” section.
- Within this section, I chose “Address and contact information”.
- Update your personal details, such as phone number and email address, and confirm the transaction.
From the application
- Download and open the “My ANSES” app on your mobile device.
- Access the drop-down menu within the app.
- Select the “Modify data” option.
- Enter updated information, such as your mobile phone number and email address.
- Confirm the process so that the data is recorded correctly.
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