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Vote in the 2026 Elections Can Be Used as Proof of Life for INSS Beneficiaries

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Beneficiaries of the National Social Security Institute (INSS) who appear at the polls in the 2026 elections will be able to use the voting record as proof of life. The information is transmitted by...
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The participation in the elections of 2026 can be used by retirees and pensioners of the National Institute of Social Security (INSS) as proof of life for the maintenance of the benefits. The registration of the attendance at the polls will be shared by the Electoral Justice with the Social Security and can be considered in the process of proof of life, avoiding [...] The post Voting in the elections of 2026 may be worth as proof of life of the …

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Beneficiaries of the National Social Security Institute (INSS) who appear at the polls in the 2026 elections will be able to use the voting record as proof of life. The information is transmitted by...

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The attendance at the polls at the first round of the elections, scheduled for next Sunday, 4 October, can be used as an automatic proof of life for about 40 million beneficiaries of the National Social Security Institute (INSS), among pensioners, pensioners and care recipients, according to the Ministry of Social Security.The announcement, which took place on 18 September, rekindled a recurring doubt in election years: that the absence at the p…

Almost 17 million voters aged 70 or over have one more reason to attend the polls in this year's elections. Vote registration can be used by the National Institute of Social Security (INSS) as a proof of life for beneficiaries of Providence.The measure is valid for the elderly who decide to participate in the vote, since, from the age of 70, the vote is optional in Brazil. Those who vote will have the data automatically forwarded to the INSS, wi…

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DOL - Diário Online broke the news on Tuesday, September 29, 2026.
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