How to apply for a pension for disabled minors at the IPS of the Province of Buenos Aires

How to apply for a pension for disabled minors at the IPS of the Province of Buenos Aires

September 1, 2024 – 08:45

The social security organization offers a fixed sum for those who meet the requirements indicated for the benefit.

He Social Security Institute (IPS) of the province of Buenos Aires Among its benefits is a pension for disabled minors that can be granted to those who meet certain requirements and live in the province of Buenos Aires. The official IPS portal contains detailed information that we will also provide below.

This is a pension for disabled minors. As its name indicates, it is aimed at people with disabilities who are unable to carry out paid activities and who live in the Province of Buenos Aires and are under 21 years of age.

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IPS pension for disabled minors.

IPS pension for disabled minors.

IPS: how to apply for a pension for disabled minors

To apply for this pension, you can go in person to the IPS at Calle 44, Number 389 between 2 and 3, La Plata. Monday to Friday between 8:30 and 14:00. There is also the option of visiting the Pension Assistance Centers from Monday to Friday from 8:30 to 13:30.

In order to obtain the benefit The following documentation will be required: the social survey form provided by the IPS, IPS Disability Certificate, Birth Certificate, DNI and CUIT/CUIL of the applicant and DNI and CUIT/CUIL of the parents.

IPS: What are the requirements to apply for a pension for disabled minors?

The requirements To obtain this pension for disabled minors, the following are required:

  • Be under 21 years old.
  • If you are a native Argentine, you must have resided in the country for 5 years and in the Province of Buenos Aires for 2 years.
  • If you are a foreigner, you must have resided in the country for 10 years and in the Province of Buenos Aires for 2 years.
  • Not be covered by another pension scheme.
  • Not to carry out any paid activity.
  • Not having relatives with legal obligations to provide support.
  • Own a single-family home.

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