The State has various economic supports for families, especially those who face a situation of socioeconomic vulnerability. Among them, the Family Subsidy (SUF) It has established itself as one of the most requested aid, thanks to its monthly payment and its direct impact on household finances.
This benefit is divided into of the modalities: he Traditional Family Subsidy and the Automatic Family Subsidywhich differ mainly in the way they are allocated, although they share the same objectives of supporting children and social protection.
What are the differences between Traditional SUF and Automatic SUF?
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The most relevant difference between both versions lies in the access process.
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He Traditional SUF demands a direct application in the corresponding municipality.
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He SUF Automaticon the other hand, grants immediately to families that meet the criteria defined in the Social Registry of Households (RSH).
However, Both subsidies have specific characteristics and requirements that are important to know before requesting or consulting. your payment.
How to access the Traditional Family Subsidy
This benefit is aimed at mothers, fathers or guardians without social security who are part of the 60% more vulnerable according to the RSH.
The current amount of the Traditional SUF is $22,007 for each family member, a figure that increases to $44,014 if it is a person with an accredited disability.
To access, family responsibilities (also known as those responsible for the subsidy) must meet the following conditions:
- Children under 8 years old: They must participate in the children’s health programs of the Ministry of Health.
- Over 6 years old: They must prove their status as regular students in basic, secondary or higher education recognized by the State, unless they have a disability.
The procedure must be carried out in person in the municipality of residence, presenting the following documents:
- Birth certificate of the boy, girl or adolescent.
- Photocopy of the healthy child control card (under 6 years of age).
- Regular student certificate (over 6 and under 18 years old).
- Declaration of the COMPIN in case of intellectual disability.
- Document that certifies the guardianship or legal guardian.
To know the payment date, It is possible to make the query by entering the RUT on the official website of ChileAtiende, CLICK HERE.
How the Automatic Family Subsidy works
He SUF Automatic It is delivered to families of the most vulnerable 40% of the RSH that are made up of boys, girls or adolescents under 18 years of age.
This benefit shares the same requirements as the Traditional SUF in terms of age and school attendance, although no application required. It is deposited directly and has the following incompatibilities:
- The minor should not have Family Allowance.
- You cannot receive the Disability Subsidy for children under 18 years of age.
Payments began in December 2023. To confirm if a family is a beneficiary, simply enter the RUT and date of birth of the minor on the official platform enabled by the State, CLICK HERE.
Where to check if you are a beneficiary of the Family Subsidy
Families who wish to verify if they are receiving Traditional SUF or the SUF Automatic They can do it on the State’s digital platforms. Simply enter the RUT and the birthdate in the portals arranged by ChileAtiende and the Ministry of Social Development.
These channels allow you to know the available payments and resolve doubts about the status of the benefit, guaranteeing more agile access to this important social support.
