INSS revisions are those made to correct any error in the calculation of benefits. Thus, the revision of Article 29, for example, guaranteed all insured persons who were retired due to disability between 2002 and 2009 the right to correction.
During these years, the INSS stopped discarding the lowest 20% contributions from the average salary of professionals. If you were one of the people who received the calculated amount in error, continue reading the article and see the best way to appeal.
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See more at: Review of Life Allows salary readjustment in INSS benefits
The subject of INSS revisions has gained strength in recent months, from the moment the Supreme Federal Court (STF) approved the readjustment of payments for people who receive a pension or retirement.
The lifetime review, as it became known, allowed the retiree or pensioner to ask for their earnings to be reviewed. But, only those who have contributions to the INSS before 1994 can apply.
In this way, everyone who had their values revised achieved a small increase in their receipts. However, this is just one of the review options, as there are several others through which the adjustment of the benefit can be sought. Follow!
All insured persons who received Social Security benefits between 10/05/1988 and 04/05/1991 must have income monthly recalculated and readjusted in accordance with the new rules set forth in the Benefits Law, with due correction inflationary.
Beneficiaries who carried out rural activities prior to 11/1991, regardless of social security payments, may recalculate the amount or, if they are not yet retired, request the benefit.
Those who had the application for death pension attended between the period from 05/1995 to 12/1997 without proper interpretation of Law 9.032/95, which determined the value of the pension at 100% of the beneficiary's benefit salary, may resort to this revision.
