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Some conditions that should be met for handling the subsistence allowance: The protection objects of the minimum security system for urban residents refer to urban residents whose per capita household income is lower than the local minimum security standard, mainly the following three categories of people: first, residents (villages) who have no livelihood, no ability to work, and no legal supporter or dependent.

The second is residents who have received unemployment benefits or have not been re-employed after the expiration of unemployment benefits, and whose per capita household income is lower than the minimum subsistence security standard. The third is residents whose family income is still lower than the security standard after the incumbents and laid-off workers receive wages or minimum wages, basic living expenses, and retirees receive retirement pensions. Those who enjoy special preferential treatment in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State shall not be included in their family income in their pensions and fixed supplements.

Laid-off workers and unemployed persons who meet the conditions for urban subsistence allowance shall apply to the residence (home) or village committee where their household registration is located on a family basis, and submit the following materials at the same time: (1) Application form (uniformly printed by the civil affairs department). 2) Household registration booklet and resident ID card.

3) Proof of receipt: The income certificate of the incumbent shall be filled in by the labor and personnel department of the unit in accordance with the format uniformly prescribed by the Civil Affairs Bureau, and shall be stamped with the official seal of the unit. Unemployed persons who are entitled to unemployment insurance benefits shall provide proof of the period and standard of receiving unemployment insurance money issued by the administrative department.

Other proof of income. (4) Relevant supporting materials: Unemployed persons who are within the working age (60 years old for males and 16-50 years old for females) and have the ability to work shall provide proof of employment (job seekering) status.

A disability certificate is required for people with disabilities. If one of the husband and wife of the family has an agricultural household registration or a foreign household registration in the city, a marriage certificate and household registration certificate must be provided; If there are children, the children's household registration certificate shall be provided at the same time. If the husband and wife divorce, they need to provide a divorce certificate or divorce judgment (mediation).

Other relevant proofs and materials that the civil affairs departments find necessary to provide. The sub-district office shall review the application materials submitted by the neighborhood (family) committee, and report to the district and county civil affairs bureau after investigation. For families who meet the conditions for urban subsistence allowance, the district and county civil affairs bureaus are responsible for examination and approval, and within 30 days of application, the subsistence allowance will be issued.

As long as you meet the above conditions, you can go to your Ministry of Civil Affairs to apply for the subsistence allowance.

Disabled persons who meet the conditions for the subsistence allowance are eligible for the subsistence allowance. The following conditions are required to apply for the Subsistence Security for the Disabled:

According to the regulations, persons with severe disabilities may apply for the subsistence allowance alone, while other persons with disabilities must apply for the subsistence allowance as a unit in the family with which they live.

1. Unmarried, divorced or widowed adult mentally disabled persons and intellectually disabled persons may apply for the subsistence allowance by themselves (or their relatives);

2. Unmarried, divorced or widowed first- and second-class adults with physical disabilities, hearing disabilities, speech disabilities, visual disabilities and comprehensive disabilities may apply for the subsistence allowance by themselves (or their relatives);

3. Other unmarried, divorced or widowed adult persons with physical disabilities, hearing disabilities, speech disabilities, visual disabilities and comprehensive disabilities may apply for the subsistence allowance by themselves (or their relatives) during the period when they are not employed.

Whether a disabled person can apply for the subsistence allowance generally depends on the circumstances:

1. Unmarried, divorced or widowed adult mentally disabled persons and intellectually disabled persons may apply for the subsistence allowance in person;

2. Unmarried, divorced or widowed first-class and second-class adults with physical disabilities, hearing disabilities, speech disabilities, visual disabilities and comprehensive disabilities may apply for the subsistence allowance separately;

3. Other unmarried, divorced or widowed adult persons with physical disabilities, hearing disabilities, speech disabilities, visual disabilities and comprehensive disabilities may apply for the subsistence allowance by themselves during the period when they are not employed;

4. If the disabled person does not meet the above conditions, he cannot apply for the subsistence allowance.

The application materials for the rural subsistence allowance are as follows:

1. Household registration booklet, resident ID card, marital status certificate;

2. Disability certificate issued by the civil affairs department, labor department, and disabled persons' federation, and proof of working ability issued by the designated hospital;

3. Proof of salary income of family members issued by the employing unit or village committee;

4. Proof of household operating income and the number and quality of cultivated land, forests, water surfaces and other means of production contracted or leased with the right to use or operate;

5. Student ID, admission notice and relevant certificates of the student's school;

6. If the household registration of the family members living together is not in the same place, the relevant certificates issued by the police station and the township where the household registration is located shall be provided;

7. Other supporting materials, such as laid-off certificate, retirement certificate, employment status certificate, pension insurance certificate, medical insurance certificate, unemployment insurance certificate, relevant ruling and judgment materials, etcLegal basisArticle 15 of the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Protection of Persons with Disabilities.

The State guarantees the right of persons with disabilities to enjoy the best services.

All levels of people** and relevant departments shall take measures to create conditions for persons with disabilities, establish and improve a service system for persons with disabilities, and implement key projects in phases to help persons with disabilities restore or compensate for their functions, and enhance their ability to participate in social life.

1. Whether persons with disabilities can apply for subsistence allowances.

1. Those who have a disability certificate can apply for subsistence allowance, and those who meet the regulations of the local civil affairs office can apply for subsistence allowance. To apply for the urban subsistence allowance, the following information is required:

1) Written application by the applicant;

2) 3 recent one-inch bareheaded tickets of the applicant;

3) A copy of the applicant's ID card and the household registration book of the family members living together;

2. Legal basis: Article 7 of the Regulations on the Minimum Livelihood Security for Urban Residents.

To apply for the minimum subsistence security benefits for urban residents, the head of the household shall submit a written application to the sub-district office or town people** where the household registration is located, and issue relevant supporting materials to fill in the "Approval Form for the Minimum Subsistence Security Benefits for Urban Residents". The minimum subsistence guarantee benefits for urban residents shall be preliminarily reviewed by the sub-district office or town people's ** where they are located, and the relevant materials and preliminary review opinions shall be submitted to the people's ** civil affairs department at the county level for examination and approval. In order to examine and approve the needs of urban residents' minimum subsistence security benefits, the administrative examination and approval authorities may investigate and verify the applicant's family economic status and actual living standards through household surveys, neighborhood visits, and letter requests.

Applicants and relevant units, organizations, or individuals shall be investigated and truthfully provide relevant information.

2. What are the procedures for applying for subsistence allowance?

The process of applying for the subsistence allowance is as follows:

1. Eligible persons shall apply to the sub-district office or town ** where their household registration is located, provide relevant materials at the same time, and fill in the "Approval Form for Minimum Living Security Benefits for Urban Residents";

2. The sub-district office or town ** will conduct a preliminary review of the application, and then submit the birth opinion and certification materials to the civil affairs department of the county ** for approval;

3. After the trial of the county civil affairs department is passed, the county finance department implements the issuance of living deposits.