You may have a right with the INSS without knowing it

SOCIAL SECURITY

Each benefit has its own rules, requirements and documents. That is why the form adapts the questions to your case and the review starts from your actual situation with the INSS (Brazilian Social Security).

Retirement

Disability

Assistance and dependents

Reviews and denials

• By age

• By contribution time (transition rules)

• Special (unhealthy or hazardous work)

• For people with disabilities

• Rural and hybrid

• Retirement planning (before applying)

• Temporary disability benefit (sick pay)

• Permanent disability retirement

• Accident benefit

• BPC/LOAS for the elderly

• BPC/LOAS for people with disabilities

• Survivor's pension

• Maternity pay

• Prison dependents' benefit

• Review of a benefit already granted (generally within 10 years)

• Benefit denied by the INSS

• I don't know what my case is: I want an assessment

A simple, transparent path, with no travel and no red tape at first contact.

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You fill out the form

We review your situation

You receive guidance

Objective questions, one at a time, adapted to the benefit you are interested in. At the end, your answers go directly to our team.

We check the information and documents you send, such as your contribution history (CNIS) and INSS letters, to understand your specific case.

We reply on WhatsApp with an assessment of the case and the possible paths. Any engagement only happens afterwards, if and when you decide.

Founding attorney · Master's candidate in Law

The firm is led by attorney Sidnei Pedro Dias, with more than ten years of experience in social security law. That means direct contact with the professional responsible for your case, from the first contact to the conclusion.

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Headquartered in Anápolis-GO with fully digital service, SPD Advocacia handles INSS applications and court cases throughout Brazil, including in the higher courts (STJ and STF). The firm's team follows every step of your case.

Sidnei Pedro Dias Sociedade Individual de Advocacia · registered with OAB/GO under no. 3,123

Common examples, described in general terms. Each case depends on its own facts and documents.

Special activity

Benefit denied

Those who worked exposed to noise, chemical agents, electricity or other risks may be entitled to count that time more favorably. Documents such as the PPP and the company's technical reports help prove special activity.

An INSS denial is not the final word. Denied disability benefit, retirement or BPC claims can be reviewed, with new documents, an appeal to the INSS or a lawsuit, depending on the case.

Benefit amount

Before retiring

Those already receiving a benefit who doubt the amount may have employment, salaries or periods not considered in the calculation. The review generally has a 10-year deadline, which makes it wise to assess it without delay.

Those close to retirement may qualify under more than one transition rule, with different amounts. Planning compares the options before applying, because afterwards it is hard to go back.

The INSS denied my claim. What can I do?

After a denial, you can appeal to the INSS itself, generally within 30 days of learning of the decision, file a new application with additional documents, or take the case to court. The best path depends on the reason for the denial, so it is worth sending the INSS decision letter for review.

Who is entitled to BPC/LOAS?

The BPC is an assistance benefit of one minimum wage for elderly people aged 65 or over, or for people with disabilities, in low-income situations. The law uses as a reference a family income per person of up to 1/4 of the minimum wage, and the family must be registered with up-to-date data in the CadÚnico. In some situations other factors are considered, so each case deserves review.

Do I need a lawyer to apply for an INSS benefit?

It is not mandatory: the insured person can apply on Meu INSS. Professional guidance helps choose the most favorable benefit and rule, gather the right evidence and avoid denials for missing documents, and it makes a difference when the case needs to go to court.

Do I need to go to the office?

No. All service is digital: the form is answered on a phone or computer, documents are sent by WhatsApp or email and the team's reply also comes through these channels. We serve clients in Anápolis and throughout Brazil.

What documents will I need?

At first contact, only basic information. Later, depending on the case, documents such as ID or driver's license, the CNIS statement (available in the Meu INSS app), INSS decision letters, work card and medical reports may be useful. The team tells you exactly what to send.

I filled out the form. What now?

Your answers go directly to our team, which reviews the situation and replies on the WhatsApp number you provided, with an assessment of the case and the possible next steps.

Am I required to hire after the review?

No. The form and the initial review create no obligation. If there is a viable legal path, we present the proposal clearly, and the decision to hire is always yours. Fees are provided before any engagement.

Is there a deadline to review or challenge a benefit?

Yes. As a rule, a benefit review must be requested within 10 years, counted from the month after the first payment (art. 103 of Law 8.213/91). Other requests and lawsuits also have their own deadlines. So if you suspect a calculation error or had a claim denied, it is worth assessing as soon as possible.

Is my data protected?

Yes. The information is processed under the General Data Protection Law (LGPD), used exclusively to review your case and protected by attorney-client confidentiality.

Fill out the social security intake form. It takes just a few minutes, and the questions adapt to the benefit you are interested in.

Prefer to talk directly with the team? Message us on WhatsApp +55 62 98184-3257.

Want to understand first? Read on our blog: benefit denied by the INSS, BPC/LOAS in 2026, 2026 retirement rules e lifetime review.

Informational content, in line with OAB rules (Provision 205/2021). Each case needs its own analysis, and we do not promise results. Sidnei Pedro Dias Sociedade Individual de Advocacia · OAB/GO 3,123 · CNPJ 32.614.440/0001-25