Throughout the year, AUH holders are deducted 20% of their benefit, which they can recover in December.
The National Social Security Administration (ANSES) has already completed all payments for beneficiaries of its benefits for the month of November, and the dates for December were recently announced, taking into account that there will be interruptions due to holidays of the month.
In addition, retirees, pensioners and holders of allowances will receive a 2.7% increase thanks to the mobility formula in force since March. This last group, specifically those who collect the Universal Child Allowance (AUH) They will be able to access an extra payment that reaches $100,000 presenting the AUH notebook.
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How to get the extra $100,000 from ANSES
People who receive the AUH will be able to access an extra payment by presenting the AUH notebook in the month of December, when the 20% that was retained throughout the year. Through this process, the ANSES certifies that the guardians of the minors within the benefit have complied with school attendance, health checks and the mandatory vaccination schedule. The amounts depend on the number of children in each family:
- A son: $33,337
- Two children: $66,674
- Three children: $100,011
How to process the AUH Booklet
He procedure to process and uploading the AUH Booklet on the ANSES portal is simple:
- Enter my ANSES with CUIL and Social Security Code.
- Check the information about your children in the Children > AUH Book section and verify that it is correct.
- If necessary, complete the education, health, or vaccination sections before generating the form to email or download.
- Print the form on a single sheet with good print quality and take it to the health center or school for validation.
- Take a clear photo of the completed form, making sure the image is quality and does not weigh more than 3 MB.
- Finally, return to my ANSES, go to the Children > AUH Notebook option and upload the image of the completed form.
Source: Ambito
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