Your Guide to your SSS Inquiries
The Unified Multi-Purpose Identification (UMID) card is accepted as a valid ID in most transactions in the Philippines, making it one of the most powerful IDs in the country.
But unlike getting a passport, the UMID card application is much simpler and easier even for fresh college graduates who are starting out in their first job.
When I got married, one of the first things I did was to update my personal information in my company and in government agencies where I am a member of like the SSS.
Good thing the procedure was really simple, although I had to line up at the SSS branch since there were many other people who were doing the same thing too.
Many SSS members have been complaining that they cannot access their SSS contributions online and they have varied reasons.
One of the possible reasons why they could not access the SSS website properly is because they’re using Internet Browsers other than Internet Explorer. Maybe they’re using Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Safari or some other browsers.
After learning about the different benefits that come with being an SSS member, you now decided to acquire membership and become an official member of the Social Security System.
But how? Worry no more, because in this article you will learn about the important details of SSS membership.
I’ve been getting a lot of questions from people who for some reasons lost or forgot their SSS number.
Yes, they have applied for SSS number before and is now a member of SSS, but they don’t have their SSS number now, or they simply don’t know where to find or how to get it again.
