Statement of Benefits and Support (Declaração de Prestações e Apoios)
Statement of benefits paid by Social Security (Segurança Social), showing the amounts received in the stated period.
What it is for
- Prove the amounts received when an application requires it.
- Add benefit information to an income assessment.
- Check the period and the types of support the statement covers.
What it is
In our catalogue, this name refers to the Social Security (Segurança Social) statement of benefits paid. It shows what you received within the stated scope and period and may include pensions. Social Security Direct (Segurança Social Direta) also offers a statement of non-receipt of benefits; amounts paid, non-receipt and the status of a specific benefit are separate requests.
How we collect it
We need the holder's NISS and Social Security Direct (Segurança Social Direta) password, as well as the SMS code when the portal asks for it. We collect the statement the portal provides, in PDF, without a choice of year or period.
Period: period available on Social Security Direct (Segurança Social Direta).
Access required: Social Security Online (Segurança Social Direta). Credentials are encrypted only during the collection and deleted at the end.
Things to note
Having received an amount does not guarantee that the support will continue. If a benefit does not appear on the statement, that does not prove there is no other income.
Frequently asked questions
Can the statement include pensions?
Yes. The Social Security (Segurança Social) guide states that pensions are included in the statement of benefits paid.
Is it the same as the family benefits status statement?
No. This one shows what was paid; the other states the status of a particular family benefit.
Related documents
Social Security (Segurança Social) statement on the status of a family benefit, such as child benefit (abono de família).
Annual Pension Income Statement (Declaração Anual de Rendimentos de Pensões)Social Security (Segurança Social) statement showing the total pensions it paid in a year, for IRS purposes.
Text reviewed in November 2026.