He Single Family Subsidy (SUF) is a state benefit granted to low-income families belonging to the 60% of the socioeconomically most vulnerable population, according to the Social Registry of Homes (RSH). However, there are a number of reasons why you may be ineligible for this subsidy.
One of the causes is the expiration of the concession term, which lasts three years. If you don’t charge the money of the subsidy for six continuous months, the benefit may also be lost. In addition, by opting for another type of benefit, you can stop receiving the SUF.
Another reason that can lead to the loss of the Single Family Subsidy is not to comply with the requirements established for its granting or maintenance. If the beneficiary does not provide the information requested by the mayor or the paying entity, he may also lose the subsidy. In the event that any of these causes occurs, the beneficiary must notify the respective municipality and refrain from collecting the subsidy.
The death of the deceased or beneficiary also leads to the extinction of the money for the Family Allowance. In this case, the municipality must manage the immediate application of the deceased with the person who has taken them under their care.
It is important to note that, in order not to lose the Single Family Subsidy, the beneficiary must prove annually, until the deceased reaches 8 years of age, his participation in the health programs for child care of the Ministry of Health. In addition, during the period in which the benefit is expired and until its renewal by the municipality, the payment will not be made. The benefit will resume once it is in effect again.
