In news that will bring relief to thousands ofretirees and pensioners, the Federal Justice Council (CJF) announced the release of BRL 1.6 billion in arrears for beneficiaries of the National Institute of Social Security (INSS) who sought granting or review of benefits by the court system.
This measure aims to provide financial justice to those who faced challenges in their claims social security and assistance, such as retirement reviews, sickness benefits and pensions, among others.
see more
Archaeologists Uncover STUNNING Evidence About Civilizations…
THESE are the operators that most protect customer data…
released agreements
(Image: Folhapress/Reproduction)
The action will benefit a total of 103,725 individuals, arising from 79,035 social security and assistance processes.
It is important to note that the payment schedule varies according to each Federal Regional Court (TRF), which oversees legal proceedings.
The amounts distributed correspond to the Small Value Requests (RPVs) referring to the month of July of this year.
RPVs are late claims of up to 60 minimum wages, which, in 2023, total up to R$ 79.2 thousand. They are intended for lawsuits forwarded to the Federal Special Court.
The advantage of these payments is that they are prioritized over other government debts, significantly accelerating the collection process for beneficiaries.
Lawyers specializing in social security law explain that the agility of these payments is possible because the RPVs do not follow the traditional precatories process, which follows a chronological order for the payment of major public debts. value.
Therefore, beneficiaries of RPVs can expect to receive amounts more quickly and efficiently. Emphasizing the importance of the moment, lawyer Mateus Freitas, from the ABL Advogados office, emphasizes:
“When a person obtains a judicial decision that recognizes his right to receive a certain amount, whether for benefit review or for any other matter, this decision may generate a credit owed by the government. To avoid overloading the system and expedite the payment of these credits, RPV procedures were established”.
Distributed amounts
The release of R$ 1.6 billion in arrears from the INSS was distributed among the TRFs in proportion to the regions they cover. Check this out in detail:
TRF of the 1st Region (DF, MG, GO, TO, MT, BA, PI, MA, PA, AM, AC, RR, RO and AP):
- Overall: BRL 781,696,778.87
- Social security/assistance: BRL 636,745,239.81
- Cases: 30,737
- Beneficiaries: 35,870
TRF of the 2nd Region (RJ and ES):
- Overall: BRL 176,850,195.68
- Social security/assistance: BRL 147,385,947.79
- Cases: 6,636
- Beneficiaries: 9,099
TRF of the 3rd Region (SP and MS):
- Overall: BRL 314,964,536.20
- Social security/assistance: BRL 250,475,612.98
- Cases: 8,410
- Beneficiaries: 10,413
TRF of the 4th Region (RS, PR and SC):
- Overall: BRL 450,862,552.36
- Social security/assistance: BRL 384,329,155.63
- Cases: 20,248
- Beneficiaries: 26,760
TRF of the 5th Region (PE, CE, AL, SE, RN and PB):
- Overall: BRL 296,618,364
- Social security/assistance: BRL 247,136,314.05
- Cases: 13,004
- Beneficiaries: 21,583
These amounts are intended to pay off social security and assistance actions specific to each region, benefiting a total of 172,138 people through 138,395 processes.
The prioritization of RPVs allows these amounts to be processed quickly, accelerating the receipt of beneficiaries in relation to other public debts.
Those waiting for payments should be aware of their regular status with the Federal Revenue Service and the specific details of their processes.
Consulting a specialized lawyer or the information available on the websites of the TRFs is essential to ensure that the procedures are followed correctly.
With this measure, thousands of INSS retirees and pensioners have the recognitionand the financial fixes they sought through the court system.
The release of R$ 1.6 billion represents a victory for those who fought for justice and for a more agile and efficient system in the distribution of social security and assistance benefits.
