The Public Relations Directorate of the National Social Security Fund announced that the Director-General, Dr. “Mohammad Karaki,” closely followed the completion and delivery of the first electronic clearance certificate issued by the Fund, after a short period of no more than a week from the start of work on this newly developed service.
The statement issued stated that the digital clearance certificate service began on January 2, 2026, a step aimed at facilitating procedures for subscribers and employers, in addition to saving time and effort through the use of modern digital technologies. “Karaki” confirmed that this service represents part of an integrated plan aimed at developing electronic services, which supports transparency and speeds up the completion of transactions.
He explained that the completion of the first electronic clearance certificate is the beginning of a new era in modernizing public administration and simplifying transactions, noting the continuation of work on launching other digital services in the coming period.
The statement also indicated that this service saves employers from visiting the Fund’s offices, and enables them to obtain a clearance certificate quickly and efficiently, in addition to its role in reducing fraud, forgery, and manipulation that occurred in the past.
In conclusion, it was pointed out that the Fund published on its official website an explanatory video clip explaining in detail how to submit an application for an electronic clearance certificate and all its stages, in order to facilitate the completion of transactions for the parties concerned, especially business owners.
