Como conseguir aposentadoria por invalidez no INSS?

How to get disability retirement from INSS? @explainingthelaw Those insured by INSS who become permanently incapacitated for work due to an accident or illness are entitled to disability retirement. Therefore, to be entitled to this benefit, it is necessary to meet certain requirements, such as: 1. Being insured by INSS: it is necessary to have the status of an insured person, that is, to be contributing to INSS or to be in a grace period, which is to have contributed and still maintain a link with Social Security. 2. Proving incapacity: the insured person must undergo a medical examination by INSS, which will assess their health condition and determine whether or not they have the capacity to continue working. To be considered permanently incapacitated, the worker must present a condition that prevents them from performing any work activity that guarantees their livelihood. 3. Fulfilling the waiting period: the waiting period is the minimum number of contributions that the insured person must have made to be entitled to the benefit. In the case of disability retirement, it is necessary to have contributed for at least 12 months, except in cases of work-related accidents, occupational diseases, or previously listed serious illnesses. Are there specific diseases that entitle one to disability retirement? There is no list of diseases that entitle one to sickness benefits or disability retirement. Thus, any disease that causes incapacity for work may justify the granting of disability benefits. Therefore, what will be assessed is not what diseases the person has, but what is the impact of the general state of health on the insured person's ability to work or occupy their occupation. What is the difference between disability retirement and sickness benefits? Disability retirement is intended for INSS insured individuals who are totally and permanently incapable of working. On the other hand, sickness benefits are due to insured individuals who are temporarily incapacitated. Thus, the difference between the benefits lies in the nature of the incapacity. In the case of sickness benefits, the incapacity is temporary. In contrast, in disability retirement, the incapacity is total and permanent. However, sickness benefits and disability retirement are granted to any Social Security insured person. Who is entitled to the 25% increase in disability benefits? The 25% increase in permanent disability retirement is an additional payment made to disability retirees who require permanent assistance from others for daily routine activities. Basically, it is a benefit intended for those who need care from others in their daily routine. In a very simplistic way, it is intended for those who are retired due to disability and need a permanent caregiver. In fact, the nickname for this benefit is "caregiver allowance". The benefit in question is intended only for those who have disability retirement. This is because the Supreme Federal Court (STF) denied the extension of this benefit to other INSS retirements. For legal consultations, we offer online service via WhatsApp 24 988572139 Become a member of this channel and get benefits:    / @explicandoodireito   Follow the channel on Instagram too: @leonardomartinelliadv @jaquelinemachadoadv Link to share this video:    • Como conseguir aposentadoria por invalidez...   Link to share the channel: https://bit.ly/3Bacg7e More important links: -Deadline to pay severance:    • [PRECISA SABER] Qual o prazo para pagar a ...   -How to calculate severance without just cause?:    • COMO CALCULAR A RESCISÃO SEM JUSTA CAUSA?   -Everything about vacation at the time of termination:    • [IMPERDÍVEL] Tudo sobre FÉRIAS na hora da ...   -Attention, be careful with severance:    • Atenção, cuidado com a rescisão!   -I was fired, what are my rights:    • FUI DEMITIDO, QUAIS SÃO OS MEUS DIREITOS? ...   #disabilityretirement, #disabilityretirementpension #permanentdisabilityretirement, #retirementbyage, #diseasesthatleaveyouwithdisabilityretirement