Can I Still Get an SSS Loan Voucher If My SSS Salary Loan Was Disapproved?
If your SSS salary loan was disapproved, you won’t receive a SSS Loan Voucher because it’s only generated for approved loans. However, don’t lose hope — you can fix the reason for disapproval, reapply once eligible, and secure your voucher afterward. In this guide, we’ll explain how SSS loan vouchers work, why loans get denied, and what you can do next to get approved.
What Is an SSS Loan Voucher?
An SSS Loan Voucher is the official document issued by the Social Security System (SSS) once your salary loan application is approved.
It contains:
- Your loan amount
- Interest rate and deductions
- Net proceeds (the amount you’ll receive)
- The date released and mode of disbursement
In short, the SSS loan voucher acts like a proof of approval and release receipt. If your loan wasn’t approved, SSS won’t issue a voucher — because there’s no released loan to record yet.
Why Was My SSS Loan Disapproved?
Many members feel frustrated when they see “Disapproved” on their My.SSS loan status page. But don’t worry — it’s usually fixable! Here are the most common reasons for disapproval:
1. You Don’t Have Enough Contributions
To qualify for an SSS Salary Loan:
- You need at least 36 total posted contributions
- And 6 contributions in the last 12 months before application
If your contributions are missing or delayed (especially for voluntary or self-employed members), SSS will automatically reject the loan.
Tip: Check your contribution record online and make sure your payments are updated before reapplying.
2. You Have an Existing Unpaid Loan
If you still have:
- An unpaid previous salary loan, or
- A calamity loan that’s not yet settled
…the new loan will be disapproved until the balance is cleared.
What to do: You can pay your remaining balance at any SSS branch or accredited payment partner. Once updated, reapply after 1–2 posting cycles.
3. Your Employer Has Not Certified Your Application
For employed members, SSS requires employer certification before releasing the loan. If your employer hasn’t approved it online within the given time frame, the loan gets automatically denied.
Fix: Contact your HR or payroll officer to log in to their My.SSS Employer Account and certify your application immediately.
4. You Applied Too Soon After Joining
If you recently became a member or changed employment, you may not yet meet the minimum posting requirement. Wait until you have at least 6 valid contributions under your new status before applying.
5. Incorrect or Outdated Account Details
Disapproval can also happen if:
- Your UMID card or disbursement account (PESONet/DBP/UMID) isn’t enrolled
- You entered wrong bank details
Solution: Update your Disbursement Account Enrollment Module (DAEM) under My.SSS and reapply after approval.
Can I Still Get a Loan Voucher After Disapproval?
Short Answer: ❌ No, Not Yet.
If your loan was disapproved, there will be no voucher issued — because the voucher only exists once SSS releases funds.
However, this doesn’t mean you can’t get one in the future. Once you fix the issue (like missing contributions or pending certification), you can reapply, and if approved, your loan voucher will automatically appear under your Disbursement module or Email notification.
How to Reapply for an SSS Salary Loan Successfully
Here’s a step-by-step guide to improve your approval chances:
Step 1: Check Your Contributions
Go to your My.SSS account → Inquiry → Contributions.
If any months are missing, pay via:
- Bayad Center
- GCash
- UnionBank Online
- SSS Branch payment counter
Keep your payment receipt for record.
Step 2: Clear Past Loans
If you still have a balance from a previous loan, settle it first. You can check this under:
- Inquiry → Loan Info → Salary Loan
Once fully paid, wait for 1–2 posting months before applying again.
Step 3: Update Your Disbursement Account
Go to:
E-Services → DAEM Enrollment
Then add your:
- Bank account under PESONet (e.g., UnionBank, BPI, Landbank)
- Or your UMID-ATM card
Wait for the status to become “Approved” before you submit another loan application.
Step 4: Coordinate with Your Employer
If employed, tell your HR to regularly check their My.SSS portal for pending certifications.
Uncertified loans automatically expire and are marked as disapproved.
Step 5: Reapply Online
Once all issues are fixed:
- Log in to My.SSS
- Go to E-Services → Apply for Salary Loan
- Review and confirm your details
- Wait for approval
Once approved, you’ll receive:
- An email confirmation
- The loan voucher attached (PDF or downloadable via your My.SSS account)
What to Do When You Receive Your Loan Voucher
Congratulations! Once approved, your SSS Loan Voucher will include:
- Total loan amount
- Deductions (service fee, insurance, etc.)
- Net proceeds (actual cash you’ll get)
- Date and method of release
âś… Download and save your voucher for records.
âś… Monitor your disbursement via your bank app or UMID ATM.
✅ Track your repayment schedule in My.SSS under Loans → Loan Info.
Why Understanding Your SSS Loan Voucher Matters
Many members overlook the importance of the voucher — but it’s actually proof that your loan was credited correctly.
It helps you:
- Verify if deductions are accurate
- Track your repayment start date
- Avoid confusion in future applications
Think of it as your final approval ticket — your loan officially exists once you get this voucher.
Practical Example
Let’s say Ana, an SSS member since 2019, applied for a salary loan in September 2025. Her loan was disapproved because her employer hadn’t certified it.
She then:
- Talked to her HR to certify it online
- Reapplied in October after certification
- Got approved and received her loan voucher within 2 days
Her case shows that disapproval isn’t final — it’s just an opportunity to fix the issue.
Use the Credit Card Cost Calculator to Compare Borrowing Options
While the SSS loan is great for emergencies, you might also be considering a credit card for flexible payments.
You can use the Credit Card Cost Calculator to:
- Compare interest rates vs. SSS loan rates
- Estimate monthly payments
- Understand how credit card costs work
This helps you decide which financing option fits your budget better.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- ❌ Applying with outdated employer info
- ❌ Using a non-PESONet bank account
- ❌ Not checking contribution gaps
- ❌ Ignoring the email verification from SSS
- ❌ Reapplying too early without fixing errors
Avoid these, and your next application will likely succeed.
Summary
| Situation | Can You Get a Loan Voucher? | What to Do |
|---|---|---|
| Loan Approved | âś… Yes | Download voucher under My.SSS or email |
| Loan Disapproved | ❌ No | Fix reason, reapply later |
| Missing Contributions | ❌ No | Pay missing months |
| Uncertified by Employer | ❌ No | Ask HR to certify |
| Wrong Bank Account | ❌ No | Update DAEM info |
FAQs About SSS Loan Voucher and Disapproved Loans
1. What happens if my SSS loan is disapproved?
Your application ends there — no funds are released, and no voucher is generated. You can reapply once issues are fixed.
2. Can I reapply immediately after disapproval?
Wait until your records are updated (usually 1–2 posting months) before submitting a new application.
3. Where can I see my SSS Loan Voucher?
Once approved, check your My.SSS account → E-Services → Salary Loan Application or your email inbox for the voucher attachment.
4. Is the loan voucher proof of approval or payment?
It’s proof of approval and release, not proof of full payment. Repayment happens monthly through payroll or voluntary payments.
5. Can I appeal a disapproved loan?
No formal appeal process exists, but you can correct the issue (like updating records or contributions) and reapply once eligible.
Final Thoughts
Getting your SSS Loan Voucher means your loan has successfully been approved and released.
If your loan was disapproved, take it as a temporary setback, not a rejection.
Just fix the reason — whether it’s missing contributions, outdated records, or pending employer certification — and reapply.
Soon, you’ll have your voucher and loan proceeds in your account.
And if you’re considering credit cards for extra flexibility, don’t forget to try the Credit Card Cost Calculator to plan your finances wisely.






