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SSF KYC, Profile Correction, and Claim Guide

Verified: 2026-07-11Reading time: 7 min

Short answer:

KYC (customer identification) is mandatory under SSF's AML/CFT Policy 2082 — without KYC, benefit claims and payments run into problems. Wrong name/date of birth/mobile in your profile can be corrected, and all claims can be filed online through SOSYS.

Highlights

  • Without KYC, claims and payments are blocked — it's mandatory.
  • If name/date of birth don't match, do a profile correction first.
  • All claims are filed online via SOSYS; you need the correct schedule form.
  • Report a workplace accident to the Fund within 7 days.

Table of contents

  1. Why is KYC mandatory?
  2. Documents/details usually needed for KYC
  3. Profile Correction (fixing your name/details)
  4. General claim process

Why is KYC mandatory?

Under the Money Laundering Prevention Act 2064 and SSF's AML/CFT Policy/Procedure 2082, the Fund must verify the identity (KYC) of every contributor and employer. Under Regulation 2075 (rule 10), benefits can even be suspended until real identity is established.

[Required documents]Documents/details usually needed for KYC

  • Citizenship certificate or passport (for those in foreign employment: passport + labour permit)
  • Recent photo
  • Bank account details (for payments)
  • Contact details — mobile number and email
  • Occupation/employment details

💡 The final list is as prescribed by SSF — incomplete or mismatched documents are the leading cause of rejected claims.

[Process]Profile Correction (fixing your name/details)

  1. Log in to SOSYS and check your profile details
  2. Identify any wrong details (name, date of birth, mobile, citizenship details)
  3. Submit a correction request with supporting documents
  4. If you have two SSNs, apply to the Fund to merge them into one
  5. Keep your nominee details up to date — in case of death, payment is made based on this information

[Process]General claim process

  1. Log in to SOSYS, choose Claim, and select the relevant scheme
  2. Fill in the form per the procedure's schedules (medical: Schedule 1/2, maternity: 3, accident: 4/5, dependent family: 6/7, pension: 8–10)
  3. Upload proof such as bills, prescriptions, and discharge summaries
  4. After SSF reviews and approves, the money comes directly to your bank account
  5. If rejected, check the reason, fix the documents, and resubmit; if still unsatisfied, you can appeal to the Labour Court within 35 days

💡 A workplace accident must be reported to the Fund within 7 days (message/email works) — otherwise the Fund will not cover more than Rs. 700,000 of costs at a non-contracted hospital.

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