๐ 1. Maternity Notification (MAT-1)
- This must have been submitted before childbirth
- If you didn’t submit it, SSS may deny or delay your claim
๐ฒ Can be submitted online via My.SSS portal or SSS Mobile App
๐ 2. Maternity Reimbursement Application (MAT-2 Form)
- Download and fill from: https://www.sss.gov.ph
- Submit to SSS branch or online if applicable
๐ 3. Valid ID (any of the following)
Submit 1 original and 1 photocopy of any of these:
- UMID (Unified Multi-Purpose ID)
- Driverโs License
- Passport
- Postal ID, Voterโs ID, etc.
๐ 4. Proof of Childbirth or Miscarriage
Depending on your case, include:
- Live birth:
- PSA/NSO or Certified True Copy of Birth Certificate
- Clinical or hospital record (if home birth, must be signed by midwife/attending health worker)
- Miscarriage or abortion:
- Medical certificate or hospital documents
- Histopathology report (if applicable)
๐ 5. Proof of SSS Contributions
Not always required if your records are updated, but prepare:
- Latest SSS contribution printout (from your online account or from a branch)
๐ 6. Employer Certification (if employed)
Only if you’re employed during pregnancy:
- Statement of no advance payment (if they didnโt advance the benefit)
- L-501 Form (Specimen Signature Form)
๐ 7. Bank Account Details or Disbursement Account Enrollment
SSS no longer issues checks. You must:
- Enroll your bank or e-wallet in the Disbursement Account Enrollment Module (DAEM) via My.SSS
๐ข Optional:
- Marriage Certificate (if claiming under husbandโs name or with surname discrepancies)
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