The Integrated Benefits Report is an official document issued by the Social Security administration that compiles, in a single report, all the benefits a citizen has requested or received throughout their working life. It’s a very useful tool for getting a clear and detailed overview of your relationship with Social Security, especially in situations like applying for pensions, subsidies, or disability benefits.
In this guide, you will find information on what is included, what it’s for, how to request it, and in what cases it can be an indispensable document.
What Is the Integrated Benefits Report?
The Integrated Benefits Report is a certificate issued by the National Social Security Institute (INSS) that unifies the history of a person’s financial benefits into one single document.
It includes, among other data:
- Retirement benefits (contributory and non-contributory).
- Permanent disability benefits.
- Maternity and paternity benefits (now called birth and care of minor benefits).
- Unemployment benefits managed by the SEPE.
- Other aid and subsidies from the Social Security system.
This report is for informational purposes only and does not grant recognition of new benefits.
What Is It For?
The report serves a primarily informational and administrative function:
- Checking the history of benefits received and their duration.
- Providing documentation for new aid or subsidy applications.
- Verifying data in administrative or judicial procedures.
- Planning for retirement or calculating accumulated financial rights.
For example, if a person wants to apply for an early retirement pension, this report allows them to confirm what benefits they have received and if they meet the required conditions.
How to Request the Integrated Benefits Report
You can request it in several ways, both in person and online:
- Through the Social Security E-Office:
- Go to the Social Security E-Office.
- Find the “Informe Integrado de Prestaciones” (Integrated Benefits Report) procedure.
- Identify yourself with Cl@ve, a digital certificate, or an electronic ID.
- Download the document instantly in PDF format.
- By Phone:
- Call the INSS at 901 50 20 50 or 915 41 25 30.
- They will ask for your personal details and send the report by postal mail to your registered address.
- In Person:
- Schedule a prior appointment at any Social Security Information and Service Centre (CAISS).
- You must present your DNI or NIE and a form of identification if you are acting on behalf of someone else.
Deadlines and Cost
- Issuance Time: Immediate if requested through the E-Office. By phone or in person, it may take a few days to arrive by mail.
- Cost: It is completely free.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Is it mandatory to have a digital certificate to request it online?
Yes, unless you use the Cl@ve PIN system, which is also accepted.
Is this report a valid receipt for the Tax Agency?
Not directly, but it can provide useful data if the Tax Agency requires information on income from Social Security.
Does it include non-contributory benefits?
Yes, as long as they have been managed by the Social Security administration.
In short, the Integrated Benefits Report is a very valuable tool for getting a clear and detailed overview of the aid and benefits you have received. Requesting it is quick, free, and can prevent errors in future procedures.
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