TIM eMagazine Vol.3 Issue 11
Enhanced SSS Mobile App
can now generate PRN for
contribution payments
M
embers of the Social
Security System (SSS)
can now generate
their Payment
Reference Number
(PRN) at the tip of
their fingers through
the enhanced SSS
Mobile Application.
SSS President
and Chief Executive
Officer Emmanuel F. Dooc said that self-employed
(SE), voluntary members (VM), Overseas Filipino
Workers (OFW), and non-working spouses (NWS) can download the SSS mobile
app and log-in using their My.SSS account’s user ID and password, to immediately
get their PRN to pay for their monthly contribution.
“There are reports that some of our members are having difficulties in obtaining
their PRNs so we included PRN generation as one of the important features of the
new version of the SSS Mobile App to provide convenience among SSS members
who pay their contributions regularly,” Dooc said.
To generate their PRN through the mobile app, members must log-in to their
SSS Mobile App using their existing My.SSS account user ID and password. If they
don’t have an account yet, they can also use the SSS Mobile App in creating their
My.SSS account by selecting “Register” located at the apps’ sidebar.
SSS Ortigas Branch now
a full-service branch
After signing in, tap “Generate PRN/SOA” icon in the SSS Mobile App home
screen to get a PRN. “They can also view, download and edit their Statement of
Account (SOA), particularly the amount of contribution payment and applicable
paying period,” added Dooc.
Aside from PRN generation, SE, VM, OFW and NWS members can use the
updated SSS mobile app to apply for salary loan and submit their maternity
notification.
To submit their salary loan application, tap the “My Loans” icon located at the
mobile app's home screen. They can view and edit the loanable amount. But
members must agree with the terms of service to proceed with viewing the loan
disclosure statement and to submit the salary loan application.
Meanwhile, female members can submit their maternity notification by tapping
the “Maternity Notification” icon and providing the expected date of delivery and
number of pregnancies/miscarriages.
The enhanced version of SSS mobile app also contains more detailed
information such as the breakdown of member’s contribution payments;
membership information such as Common Reference Number (CRN), Social
Security (SS) Number, name, and date of birth; contact information; date of
coverage; coverage and SS number status; and Unified Multipurpose Identification
(UMID) Savings Account Number.
“With the latest mobile app version, members can also update their contact
information such as landline, mobile number, email address, as well as the local
mailing and foreign addresses,” said Dooc.
The SSS mobile app will automatically send an email confirmation to the
member’s registered email address with the corresponding transaction number
for every successful updating of membership information and submission of
salary loan application and maternity notification.
Members can also use the SSS branch locator where they can search for
SSS branches and direct them on how to get there through location map and
navigator.
“With mobile data or Wi-Fi connection, our members can use the SSS mobile
application anytime, anywhere. However, please note that data charges may
apply depending on their internet service provider or data usage,” Dooc added.
Members using Android 4.4 KitKat or higher and IOS 8.0 smartphones can
download the enhanced SSS Mobile Application via Google Playstore or App
Store. Those who already downloaded the old version will only need to update
their mobile app to get the latest version.
www.sss.gov.ph
T
he Social Security System (SSS) Ortigas Branch
is now a full-service branch which has a daily
average of 1,753 transactions from more than
1,200 employers, 15,000 employees, and 240
self-employed and voluntary members. SSS
Ortigas Branch is located at the lower level of
Robinsons Galleria in Quezon City. www.
sss.gov.phs
Photo shows SSS President and Chief Executive Officer Emmanuel
F. Dooc (second to the left), together with (front, from left to right)
SSS Ortigas Branch Head Wendelino V. Comboy, Jr., Social Security
Commission Chairperson Aurora C. Ignacio, Robinsons Land
Corporation (RLC) Senior Vice President and General Manager
Arlene G. Magtibay, RLC Executive Vice President Faraday D. Go,
and SSS Executive Vice President for Investments Sector Rizaldy
Capulong, (back, left to right), SSS Executive Vice President for
Branch Operations Sector Judy Frances A. See, SSS Senior Vice
President for NCR Group Jose B. Bautista, SSS Executive Vice
President for Corporate Services Sector Elvira A. Resare, and SSS
Vice President for General Services Division Nestor R. Sacayan
during the ribbon-cutting ceremony on January 22, 2019.
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