In Argentina, the National Social Security Administration (ANSES) is responsible for managing social security benefits, including retirement pensions.

The Request for Unification of Contributions is a crucial procedure for individuals who have accumulated periods of contributions under different social security regimes, varying CUIL/CUIT numbers, or within different retirement funds that fall under ANSES's purview.

This process ensures that all contributions made throughout a person's working life are correctly consolidated and recognized for the calculation of future retirement benefits.

When to request contribution unification?

• Multiple CUIL/CUITs: If you have, for any reason, had contributions recorded under different Personal Identification Codes (CUIL - Workers' Unique Identification Code / CUIT - Tax Identification Code).
• Different Contribution Regimes: If you have contributed to various social security systems, for instance, as an employed person and then as a self-employed worker (Monotributista or Autónomo), or if you made contributions to different provincial or national funds that can be consolidated by ANSES.
• Error Correction: To rectify any discrepancies or errors in your contribution history that may prevent the accurate calculation of your benefits.
• Pre-Retirement Planning: To ensure all your contributions are properly accounted for before applying for a retirement pension or any other social security benefit that requires a minimum number of years of contributions.

Importance of this document:

This template, generated by Gitut, allows you to formally present a request to ANSES for the unification of your contributions.

It is designed to include all necessary personal details, along with specific information regarding the contribution periods you wish to unify and any other relevant social security numbers.

Presenting a well-structured and complete request helps to streamline the administrative process, ensuring ANSES has all the information needed to review and process your contribution history efficiently.

This document is a foundational step towards consolidating your social security record and securing your future benefits.