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February 22, 2018 By iSensey

5 Ways on How to Request and Get SSS PRN

SSS now requires members to use Payment Reference Number or PRN when making contribution payment to the Social Security System. There are 5 ways on how you can request and get your SSS PRN.

*This rule on getting PRN before paying contribution in SSS became mandatory starting January 16, 2018.

PRN allows the member to get instant confirmation and posting of premium contributions after payment.

 

How to Request and Get SSS PRN?

You need a PRN to pay contribution in SSS.

SSS will send the PRN number to your registered email address and mobile number when it is time to make contribution payment. Now, what if you got your PRN but accidentally deleted the info in your email or cellphone. How can you get your PRN again?

There are 5 ways to request for the Payment Reference Number, and they are as follows:

  1. You can login to your My. SSS account in the SSS website. Make sure to register in SSS online portal for members to access the platform.
  1. You can email the customer service at PRNHelpLine@sss.gov.ph or onlineserviceassistance@sss.gov.ph using the email address that is already registered in your records with SSS.
  1. You may call the SSS Call Center (02) 920 6446 and (02) 917-7777. The customer service officer will ask you some information to verify your identity like your SSS number or your employment history, etc. Once your identity is established, you will be given your PRN.
  1. You may visit an SSS branch, then go to the SSS Tellering Counters to ask for your Payment Reference Number (PRN). You may also inquire for PRN in accredited Payment Channels (bank and non-bank).
  1. You may also go to an SSS branch and go straight to the E Center to get your PRN. There is a machine there that you can use to get your PRN.
*Employers have a different procedure in getting the PRN. The above details are for Individual Members who wants to pay SSS contribution.

 

Step by Step Procedure in Paying SSS Contribution

This is the step by step procedure in paying your premium contributions in the Social Security System.

Step 1:  Secure your PRN using any of the 5 methods discussed earlier.

*Members cannot pay contribution without PRN beginning this 2018.

Step 2. Present the PRN when paying your SSS contributions.

Step 3: View your SSS contribution INSTANTLY after payment.

*This is a good thing so that you can be 100% sure that your contribution payment was accepted and posted by SSS right away.

 

This new SSS PRN system is put in place to Enhanced Contributions Collection. Because of the electronic Collection System (e-CS), SSS members can right away verify that their contribution has been posted to their account instantly, right after paying! Plus, this new system allows for faster and more accurate processing of member’s benefit claims and loan proceeds.

 

VERY IMPORTANT: Register to My.SSS

SSS now requires members to REGISTER at My.SSS at the official SSS website sss.gov.ph. Make sure to remember your username and password, as well as the email and mobile number that you registered online.

*iSensey recommends that you use Internet Explorer to access the SSS website.

Just before your contribution due date arrives, you will get an email notification in your registered email reminding you about the upcoming due. You will also get a txt message in your registered phone about the upcoming due date of contribution and your SSS PRN number.

If you want to get the latest information from SSS, make sure to update your details in My.SSS online access. Registering with SSS online is very useful because you can view your Statement of Account (SOA), you may also change your payment period or contribution amount, and of course, get a PRN.

Again, iSensey reminds readers that paying of SSS contribution requires PRN number. This is true no matter where you want to pay:

  1. SSS branches Tellering facilities
  2. Bank collection facilities
  3. Non-Bank collection facilities

You will need a PRN to pay SSS contribution. We highly recommend that you process online registration at My.SSS as soon as possible, if di ka pa registered sa ngayon sa online access.

For inquiries or questions, you may call SSS Call Center at (02) 960 6446 or (02) 917 7777.

We hope that this SSS PRN procedure and how to get details, help you! Check out other iSensey articles on the Social Security System.

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Comments

  1. cesar tonog says

    March 6, 2018 at 4:20 pm

    why is it that employer cannot get prn online?

  2. Erika says

    October 30, 2018 at 9:54 am

    Ang hassle sobra ng PRN na to. Dati pupunta ka lang sa Bayad Center para magbayad ngayon kailangan mo pa pumunta sa pinakamalapit na SSS Branch o mag-online para lang kumuha ng PRN

    • Julius T. Beronilla says

      January 14, 2019 at 10:16 pm

      Pano po makuha Ang prn #?

  3. Evalyn TUBLLAS says

    November 6, 2018 at 4:11 pm

    Gusto ko magbayad SSS OFW i dont know how to get PRN number sa SM ako nag papabayad but need PRN number

  4. love says

    November 22, 2018 at 2:14 pm

    ask ko lang sana , sa tuwing magbabayad ka ng sss contribution pa iba iba yung number sa PRN o the same parin nung time na binigay sayo PRN mo?

    • Graciel says

      April 2, 2019 at 5:00 pm

      Paiba iba po ang PRN ,, 🙁

  5. Jopet says

    September 24, 2019 at 9:12 pm

    how about delete a PRN issued? possible ba iyon? kasi imbis na cancel request na pindot ko yung submit, ( i cacancel ko sana dahil mali ung nainput kong data)

  6. alvin dela cruz says

    January 11, 2021 at 12:44 pm

    panu po malamam ung prn

    • iSensey says

      January 11, 2021 at 7:21 pm

      Hi Alvin, ikaw ang kukuha ng PRN. Nasa article paano kumuha ng PRN.

  7. PURISIMA A. GUPIT says

    January 22, 2021 at 10:56 am

    panu ko maikuha ng PRD ung 2 kong kasambahay wal naman clang my.sss acoount or email add

    • iSensey says

      January 22, 2021 at 3:52 pm

      Hi Purisima, kailangan talaga nila ng email at my.sss account, if hindi sila marunong magpaturo sila sa iba paano gumawa.

      Also try to call the SSS branch na malapit if puede na sila accept walk-in na kukuha ng PRN.

  8. Cagalli says

    January 29, 2021 at 9:48 am

    Ganyan din po ba ang process pag magbabayad ng calamity loan sa bayad center?..prn din po.?

  9. Annalie says

    February 9, 2021 at 3:47 pm

    Pwede ba madelete ung prn issued? Mali po kasi ako ng napindot cancel po dapat kaso submit napindot ko.

    • iSensey says

      February 9, 2021 at 6:58 pm

      Hi Annalie, kailangan mong kumonsulta direct sa sss for your concern, sila lang kasi puede mag adjust sa mga prn.

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