Beneficiaries must fulfill certain obligations while receiving the benefit in order to continue to receive this benefit
The Minimum Vital Income is a benefit that is intended for people who find themselves in a vulnerable economic situation, which means that they do not have access to basic economic resources. A tool that is created with the aim of preventing the risk of poverty and social exclusion and that has a child benefit when having minor children. The beneficiaries of this benefit must meet a series of income requirements. To find out whether you are entitled to this benefit, Social Security provides an online simulator.
However, not only do they have to meet certain conditions at the time of applying for the Minimum Vital Income, they also have to fulfill a series of obligations while receiving the benefit or else they will lose it. There are various reasons why the Minimum Vital Income can be taken from you. These are the reasons for Social Security to suspend payments.
– You temporarily do not meet one of the conditions for recognition.
– Temporary non-fulfilment by the beneficiary, the titular or any member of their cohabitation unit of the obligations to which they are subject while receiving the benefit.
– Precaution in case of indications of non-compliance by the beneficiary, the holder or a member of their cohabitation with the established requirements or the obligations entered into in obtaining the benefit, when this is resolved by the managing entity.
– Transfer abroad for a continuous period or not more than 90 calendar days per year, without prior notice to the managing entity or with due justification. The suspension will be a precautionary measure.
– As a precautionary measure, in the event that no communication has been received within the prescribed period regarding the maintenance or modification of the certificates issued by the social services or by entities of the third sector of social action registered in the register of social intermediaries of the IMV, in the expressly provided cases.
– Failure to meet the conditions attached to the compatibility of the Minimum Vital Income with income from employment or self-employed economic activity.
– Any other cause determined by regulation.
– Death of the owner.
– Permanent loss of one of the requirements for the maintenance of the facility.
– Recidivism has reverted to a sanctions procedure that it determines.
– Leaving the national territory without notification or justification to the managing entity for a period, whether uninterrupted or not, exceeding 90 calendar days per year.
– Abolition of the right.
– Suspension of the benefit for more than one year.
– Repeated failure to meet the conditions attached to the compatibility of the minimum vital income with income from employment or self-employed economic activity.
– Any other cause determined by regulation.
Source: La Verdad
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