AUH: what will be the ANSES Universal Child Benefit in October 2024

The Universal Child Allowance (AUH) is a social benefit designed to provide economic support to families with low incomes. In October 2024, Government will introduce an increase of 4.17% together with other family allowances and benefits in accordance with resolution 840/2024 National Social Security Administration (ANSES). This adjustment is part of a series of measures aimed at improving the economic situation of the most vulnerable families and reducing the effects of inflation.

The new increase applies to AUH recipients as well as those receiving pregnancy, unemployment and dependent workers’ benefits. The increase will be effective from October and the amounts to be withdrawn will vary depending on the holder’s area of ​​residence and the type of allocation received.

In addition, this increase also applies to other groups such as monotax payers and title holders Decree No. 514/21. These are details of the updated amounts and all the information you need on how to claim AUH, who can do so and when the corresponding payments are made.

Beginning in October 2024, there will be beneficiaries Universal Child Allowance (AUH) They will receive an increase which will increase the amounts to be received according to the area of ​​residence. The general value of AUH will be $87,790 per child, while for beneficiaries residing in Zone 1 (province La Pampa, Chubut, Neuquén, Río Negro, Santa Cruz, Tierra del Fuego, Antarctica and South Atlantic Islands and Patagones Party in the province Buenos Aires), the amount will be $114,127.

In the case of families with children with disabilities, the contribution will be significantly higher. The general amount for children with disabilities will be $285,866and in the case of beneficiaries residing in Zone 1, the amount to be withdrawn will be $371,626. These values ​​represent essential economic support for families, as the allowance for a child with a disability is higher due to the additional costs associated with caring for him.

It is important to note that these amounts are updated regularly ANSES and may vary depending on household income and other specific circumstances.

To apply for Ouch in ANSEScertain steps must be followed. Applicants must submit Universal Allocation Bookcertifying compliance with health examinations, vaccinations and children’s education. The presentation of this brochure is mandatory and is carried out once a year. The AUH processing procedure is as follows:

• Gather the necessary documentation: Required id parents and children, birth certificate minors and possibly disability certificate.
• Request an appointment at ANSES: The AUH application process can be done by appointment in the offices ANSES. It can be requested through the organization’s official website or through a phone number that the entity has available for this purpose.
• Submit the Universal Allocation Booklet: The brochure must be complete with the medical and school examinations of the privileged children. Submission of this brochure is a necessary requirement to continue receiving the allowance.

Once the procedure and corresponding documentation are submitted, ANSES will evaluate the case, and if approved, AUH will begin to be accepted starting the following month.

The Universal child allowance It is intended for people who meet certain social and economic requirements. You can request it:

• Unemployed workers.
• Casual workers whose monthly income does not exceed A minimum, vital and mobile wage.
• Social monotributists.
• Employees of private houses.
• Holders of social programs like him Work improvement plan.

Furthermore, it is necessary that the children for whom the allowance is requested be younger 18 years old and live in Argentina. The exception to this age limit is children with disabilities, for whom no age limit is set. Only up to five children per family group can apply for this benefit.

Installment calendar Ouch changes every month and is organized by number id recipient. For October 2024, payments will begin the second week of the month and continue until all DNI terminations are completed.

The installment plan is distributed as follows:

• DAYS ending in 0 and 1: They get paid at the beginning of the second week of the month.
• DAYS ending in 2 and 3: They get paid a day later.
• And so on until they reach the recipients whose id It ends at 8 and 9, who get paid on the last set day.

It is advisable to consult with Official ANSES repayment calendar to get the exact collection dates according to the end of DNI, as they may vary slightly from month to month.