
Action takes place this Saturday (24) in Limeira (SP) and Piracicaba (SP) to reduce waiting time for policyholders.
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The INSS organizes periodic joint efforts to speed up the analysis of requests for benefits and delayed medical examinations.
The INSS is carrying out a group of forensic examinations and social assessments this Saturday (24) in the Piracicaba region. The action offers 925 vacancies for local residents.
The initiative seeks to reduce waiting times for those who wish to apply for retirement or other benefits. Policyholders who need services can also participate.
Interested parties must make an appointment in advance due to the limited number of places. After making an appointment, the citizen must go to the informed agency.
In-person medical examination and social assessment services take place from 8am to 4pm. Services take place at the agencies indicated in the schedule.
The event is focused on residents of the Piracicaba region. If there is great demand, other cities may receive new editions of the action.
The National Institute of Social Security (INSS) is carrying out a group of inspections and social assessments this Saturday (24) in cities in the Piracicaba region (SP). The event has 925 places, aimed at residents of the region.
The initiative seeks to reduce the waiting time for retirees and other people who want to apply for retirement or take up an INSS benefit. Beneficiaries who need to perform any of the services can also participate.
As places are limited, interested parties must book in advance using one of the methods below:
My INSS website
Mobile app
Social Security Telephone 135
After that, it is necessary to go to the agency informed during the scheduling on the day of the joint effort and carry out the process.
Check below the address of the agency and available vacancies for each service by city:
Medical expertise service, in the Piracicaba region, from 8am to 4pm:
Limeira: Rua Presidente Prudente, 150 - 336 spaces
Piracicaba: Rua XV de Novembro, 790/798 - 292 spaces
São Pedro: Rua Epaminondas Azevedo Aguiar, 195 - 96 spaces
Rio das Pedras: Rua Egídio Justolim, 14 - 48 spaces
Capivari: Rua Padre Fabiano, 800 - 96 spaces
Social assessment service in the Piracicaba region (operating at the same addresses mentioned above, also from 8am to 4pm):
Limeira - 24 vacancies
Capivari - 9 places
Piracicaba - 24 vacancies
The organization informs that this initiative is focused on residents of the Piracicaba region, but that if there is high demand, other cities will host editions of the event.
Service
INSS social expertise and assessment effort
When: Saturday (24), from 8am to 4pm
Where: service will be available at INSS agencies in the Piracicaba region by appointment
How much: free
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