Despite the war, Ukrainians continue to receive pensions and other social benefits. To assign a pension, Ukrainians must provide a package of documents. The Pension Fund of Ukraine (PFU) told whether it is necessary to have a salary certificate for the appointment of pension payments, writes the publication "

Do I need a salary certificate when applying for a pension?.

The PFC noted that in certain cases, when applying for a pension, you should provide a salary certificate for the period before July 1, 2000.

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Thus, according to the Law of Ukraine "

During this period, wages are calculated according to the register of insured persons..

A certificate of salary before July 1, 2000 must be provided in two cases:.

if a person after July 1, 2000 received less than five years of insurance experience (then you need to submit a salary certificate to the PFU for any 60 consecutive calendar months of work before July 1, 2000);

at their own request, if during the period of work before July 2000 a person had a highly paid job or worked part-time. Such a certificate is issued by the enterprise, institution or organization where the person worked, on the basis of personal accounts, payment information and other documents on accrued and paid wages.

Earlier we wrote which of the Ukrainians can count on double the length of service when assigning a pension.