01.04.2020

NSSI PIC ALREADY STATES ALSO AND ELECTRONICALLY

The National Social Security Institute (NSSI) provides an opportunity to apply for the issue of a Personal Identification Code (PIC) to the NSSI and electronically.

The service is already available to users of the institution's services and is provided through The Secure Electronic Service System (SESS) of the State Agency for Electronic Governance (SAEG). Through the system, the application for issuing a PIC is submitted to the respective territorial division of the NSSI, and the issued certificate is returned to the person through it again. The use of a SESS requires registration and the existence of a valid qualified electronic signature (QЕS).

Persons who do not have a QES can take advantage of the opportunity to issue a one-month free electronic signature from certification service providers who will provide an online opportunity to request a signature. More information can be obtained from the SAEG website.

The NSSI also provides for an additional opportunity to submit, by electronic means, an application, annex 13 to the Regulation on cash benefits and state social security aids regarding the authorization of a person to file in the NSSI documents for payment of cash benefits, provided that the authorizing officer has a qualified electronic signature (QES). Only in this case the request for authorization / withdrawal of the authorization can be submitted through the contact form of the NSSI with access to personal data to the respective NSSI TD where the authorizing officer is registered. The application shall be submitted as an electronic document signed with the QES of the authorizing person or as a scanned copy of a paper document. An application submitted electronically with the QES of the authorized person and not with the QES of the authorizing officer does not have the character of a duly signed supporting document and is left without consideration.

The ability to request the NSSI 's PIC electronically is part of the National Social Security Institute' s package of measures to limit client visits to institution offices throughout the country in a state of emergency. It also includes the decision to submit the documents related to the granting and payment of unemployment benefits to the labor offices together with the registration as unemployed.

The National Social Security Institute reiterates its call to all its clients to refrain from a personal visit to the offices of the institution. Alternative forms of contact with the NSSI are available: over 70 e-services, a Contact Center (0 700 14 802), letters or e-mail.

Berkovitsa Consultancy Center recalls the contact details with NSSI-Montana:

TD Montana of NSSI

address Montana 3400, Blvd.“Treti Mart”  No.76

Phone 096 394 160;

email: montana@nssi.bg