Sinumpaang salaysay sss death claim 2025

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The document is a sworn statement (Sinumpaang Salaysay) from an individual in the Philippines, detailing the death of a person, the burial arrangements, and the payment for the funeral. It includes personal identification information of the declarant and confirms that no funeral claim has been filed with the Social Security System (SSS) except for this declaration. The document requires the affixing of fingerprints and a photograph as proof of understanding.

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What is sinumpaang salaysay meaning?

A sinumpaang salaysaycommonly understood in Philippine legal practice as a sworn statement or affidavitis a written declaration of facts, voluntarily made by a person (the affiant), who affixes their signature or thumb mark, and swears under oath before a duly authorized officer (such as a notary public or any person

Is there a time limit to claim Social Security death benefit?

If you are eligible for the lump-sum death payment, you must file the application within a two-year period. Note: If you are the widow(er) of the deceased worker and you were entitled to spouses benefits for the month before the month that the worker died, you do not need to file an application for the lump-sum.

How long do you have to claim after death?

There is no time limit on receiving life insurance death benefits, so dont worry about filling a claim too late. To file a claim, you can call the company or, in many cases, start the process online.

How much will I get on an SSS death claim?

Variable amount from a minimum of P20,000 to a maximum of P60,000 if the member/pensioner paid at least 36 contributions up to the month of death. Fixed amount of P12,000 if the member/pensioner paid at least 1 but less than 36 contributions up to the month of death.

Who is qualified for a SSS death claim?

These are the dependent spouse, until he/she remarries, and the dependent legitimate, legitimated, or legally adopted, and illegitimate children of the member who are unmarried, not gainfully employed and not yet 21 years old or if over 21 years old, provided they are incapacitated and incapable of self-support due to