How to Check Your SSS Beneficiary Status Online

What you need (Checklist)
Step-by-step: View your beneficiaries on My.SSS
If you don't see beneficiaries or can't access My.SSS
How to update beneficiaries
Tips and reminders

About This Guide

This guide is based on current procedures and requirements. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, always refer to official sources

References & Further Reading

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Social Security System (SSS) - Philippines

Want to confirm who's listed as your SSS beneficiaries? The fastest way is through the My.SSS online portal. Below are short, clear steps you can follow from anywhere in the Philippines.

What you need (Checklist)

SSS Number (SSS ID or UMID)
Registered email address for My.SSS
Active My.SSS account (or you can register)
Mobile phone or computer with internet
Valid ID (if you need to update or verify details at a branch)

Step-by-step: View your beneficiaries on My.SSS

Go to https://www.sss.gov.ph and click "My.SSS" (or open the My.SSS portal directly).
Log in with your username and password. If you don't have an account, choose "Not yet registered in My.SSS?" and follow the on-screen steps to register using your SSS number and valid email.
After login, go to "Member Info" or the menu labeled for member records.
Select "Beneficiaries" (or "View/Update Beneficiaries") to see the list of primary and secondary beneficiaries, their relationship, and share percentages.
Take a screenshot or download a copy for your records.

If you don't see beneficiaries or can't access My.SSS

Make sure your account is fully registered and verified (check your email for confirmation).
If your SSS number shows no beneficiaries, you can add or update them via an eForm in My.SSS (if available) or visit the nearest SSS branch with your valid ID.
For account lockouts or technical errors, use the contact/help options on the SSS website.

How to update beneficiaries

Preferred: Use the My.SSS portal's update feature or the eForm if available.
Alternative: Visit an SSS branch and submit the required forms and a valid ID. Bring supporting documents for dependents (e.g., birth or marriage certificates) if required.

Tips and reminders

Review beneficiaries after major life events (marriage, birth, death).
Keep a local copy of beneficiary details and the date you last checked.
Never share your My.SSS password. Use the official SSS site only.

If unsure, go to the SSS website's Contact/Help page for the latest guidance and nearest branch information: https://www.sss.gov.ph

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