Hybrid retirement is part of one of the benefits of the National Social Security Institute (INSS). With it, the citizen is entitled to receive the sum of the contribution period in which he worked in rural areas and the period he worked in urban areas. To apply for this benefit, there are some specific documents that are required. So, see now what documents are needed for hybrid retirement.
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According to Law nº 11.718/2008, the hybrid retirement benefit guarantees the citizen to receive the INSS retirement according to the time of contribution in which he has been exercising both work activities in the rural area and in the urban.
In this sense, hybrid retirement can be done by age or contribution time. In the first case, it is necessary to be at least 62 years old for women and 65 years old for men, in addition to a grace period of 180 months. Thus, the citizen can add the years of contribution from the rural and urban areas to arrive in the necessary time
In the second case, the woman needs to have 30 years of contribution time, while the man needs 35. In this case, however, it is necessary to prove the 180 contributions as a grace period during work in the urban area.
To be successful in applying for hybrid retirement, you must have the following documents in hand: Workbook (if there are employment relationships); Birth or marriage certificate; Evidence of rural activity; Identification document with photo (CNH or RG) and CPF; Proof of address; Self-declaration of the special insured person (this document is provided by the INSS itself and it is necessary to be very careful when filling it out).
In this way, be ready and within compliance to guarantee hybrid retirement with validation of years of work contribution in rural and urban areas.