Previ-Rio: proof of life for retirees and pensioners born in August ends this Monday
extra27 August 2026 at 19:45
The Rio Municipality Pension and Assistance Institute (Previ-Rio) reminds retirees and pensioners born in August that they have until this Monday (31st) to complete the mandatory life proof procedure. The annual procedure is necessary to confirm that the inactive server is still alive and maintains their name on the payroll. Those who miss the deadline will have their benefit suspended starting the following month, and the restoration of payment is not immediate, depending on the processing of regularization. The measure aims to protect the Municipal Prefecture Special Fund (Funprevi) against irregularities. Previ-Rio clarifies that the life proof is different from the social security census, with both being mandatory but having distinct purposes.
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