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الجزائر – أعلن الصندوق الوطني للتقاعد (CNR)، اليوم الأحد، عن انطلاق عملية التجديد السنوي للوثائق الثبوتية لفائدة المتقاعدين المولودين في شهر جانفي، داعيًا المعنيين إلى إتمام العملية خلال شهر جانفي 2026.
وأوضح الصندوق، في بيان له، أن العملية تتم بإحدى طريقتين: عبر تطبيق الهاتف المحمول RetraiteDz أو بالتوجه إلى الوكالات المحلية، مع تفضيل الخيار الرقمي لما يوفره من سهولة وسرعة ودون الحاجة للتنقل.
وتعتمد العملية على تقنية التعرف على ملامح الوجه (R-Face) لتأكيد وجود المستفيد على قيد الحياة، سواء في التقاعد المباشر أو التقاعد المنقول، على أن يقوم مستفيدو التقاعد المنقول بتحميل الوثائق المطلوبة عبر التطبيق بعد إتمام التحقق.
وبخصوص الوثائق، يشترط في التقاعد المباشر تقديم شهادة عائلية للحالة المدنية تحمل بيانات هامشية، أو شهادة حياة بالنسبة للعازبين. أما التقاعد المنقول فيختلف حسب الحالة، حيث تُطلب للأرامل شهادة عدم إعادة الزواج وشهادة عائلية، وللبنات اليتيمات البالغات شهادة عدم الزواج وعدم مزاولة عمل، ولليتامى البالغين شهادة مدرسية لمن هم دون 21 سنة أو عقد تمهين لمن هم دون 25 سنة، إضافة إلى شهادة عائلية للأصول، وشهادة عدم مزاولة نشاط مهني وشهادة عائلية للأبناء العاجزين عن العمل.
وأكد الصندوق أن إشعارًا يُرسل تلقائيًا عبر التطبيق فور نجاح العملية، مشيرًا إلى أن اعتماد شهر الميلاد كمرجع سنوي للتجديد يندرج ضمن استراتيجية تحسين الخدمات الإدارية وتبسيط الإجراءات لفائدة المتقاعدين.
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