National Social Security Fund (CNSS) Launches Educational Verification Operation

The National Social Security Fund (CNSS) has announced the initiation of an educational verification operation for children receiving family allowances who are aged between 12 and 21 years, for survivors’ pension beneficiaries aged 16 to 21 years, and for young individuals covered by Mandatory Health Insurance (AMO) aged 21 to 26 years. This initiative aims to ensure the continuation of education for the affected children, thereby upholding their social rights.

A Digital System for Educational Verification

The CNSS relies on a digital platform that facilitates the electronic exchange of information with partner administrations and institutions. This system allows for automatic verification of educational status, eliminating the need for paper documents, and ensuring rapid and reliable data processing.

Submission of Certificates for Cases Not Verified Electronically

The CNSS specifies that some cases may not be verifiable through electronic means. In such instances, parents and guardians are encouraged to submit educational certificates within a month’s time.

It is crucial to include the registration number on each certificate to ensure proper processing.

Eligibility Verification via MaCNSS

Beneficiaries are invited to check their private space on the "MaCNSS" portal or app to determine if they are affected by this operation and to find out what documents are needed.

Suspension of Benefits for Delayed Submissions

The CNSS emphasizes that failure to submit educational certificates within the stipulated timeframe will lead to the suspension of educational benefits, in accordance with current legal provisions.

Support Guides and Tools

To facilitate the use of the "TAAWIDATY" service, the CNSS provides an explanatory guide and a tutorial video, available on their official website and social media pages.