Insurance and Retirement
How to review your contributions, wages, and service periods in social insurance?
Practical steps to review your insurance record, subscription periods, wage, and contact details before applying for any benefit.
Start from your social insurance account and review subscription periods, recorded wages, the status of each period, and contact details. If a discrepancy appears, identify the establishment, period, and affected value, then use the correction or objection service offered by the institution instead of waiting until the time of applying for a pension or benefit.
Key points
- Review your insurance record periodically and do not wait until the time of claiming a benefit.
- The recorded wage, period, and exclusion reason are different elements, and each must be examined.
- Keep the employment contract, wage statements, and documents that support any correction request.
- Do not send your documents or login codes to unofficial accounts.
What you need to know
The insurance record collects working periods that may be with more than one establishment, and each period has a start date, end date, wage, exclusion reason, and status. Reading the total alone may hide an error in a specific period, so it is best to review the details chronologically and compare them with employment contracts, payroll statements, and relevant decisions.
If you find a missing period or an incorrect wage, note the establishment name, months, expected value, and the document proving it. This organization helps when using the correction service or communicating with the employer and the institution, and prevents sending a general claim that is difficult to verify.
Services available to the subscriber, pensioner, and employer differ, and some procedures may move to the application or the National Unified Access (Nafath). Use the institution’s main link, then search for the service name within the account so that you do not rely on an old link or a copied page.
Steps
Sign in to Social Insurance
Use the official channel and required digital identity, and do not share the verification code.
Open the subscription record
View the periods organized by establishment and date, not just the total number.
Match wages and periods
Compare the wage and period with your employment contract, statements, and service termination decisions.
Identify the discrepancy precisely
Write down the period, establishment, type of error, and prepare the supporting document before starting the request.
Track the transaction number
After sending, keep the number and check messages and completion requests from your account.
If something goes wrong
- If a previous establishment does not appear, search all periods and do not rely only on the last visible subscription.
- If the wage differs in one month, check whether the change is actual or an error before filing the claim.
- If you cannot log in, resolve the digital identity and mobile number through the owning channel instead of creating a duplicate account.
Frequently asked questions
Does displaying subscription periods eliminate the need to keep documents?
No. Keep contracts, statements, and service decisions because they may support correction or objection.
Is the recorded wage the full transferred salary?
The wage subject to subscription is a regulatory concept and may not match all transfer components; review the institution’s definition and your case.
What should I do when there is a missing period?
Identify the period and establishment, prepare the evidence, then use the correction service or official communication.
Is this website affiliated with Social Insurance?
No. This is an independent guide and cannot see your record or modify your data.
Official sources
Open the official service — General Organization for Social Insurance
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