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Check your balance using your CPF is a simple way to stay up to date with benefits available and ensure you don't miss any payments or salary bonus to which you are entitled. Make sure you check in regularly and take advantage of the benefits offered by these social programs through Savings Bank or Bank of Brazil.

Remembering that, in both cases, it is important to have your CPF and login information on hand to access the information safely through the app. Bank of Brazil. If you encounter any problems or have questions, it is recommended that you contact the responsible institutions or seek in-person guidance.

1. Access the Banco do Brasil website: O Bank of Brazil is responsible for PASEP payment. To check your balance, go to the official website
2. Click on “Access your account”: On the website of Bank of Brazil, click on the “Access your account” option to proceed.
3. Enter your Agency and Current Account: You will need to enter the branch and bank account of the bank of Brazil or bank linked to PASEP.
4. Enter your Access Password: After entering the branch and current account, enter your access password.
5. Check the Balance: After logging in, you will be able to check your balance and statement. PASEP.

Like any other government benefit, PIS has a set of requirements that workers must meet to be considered eligible. These requirements include:

• Be registered with PIS for at least five years;
• Have formally worked for an employer that contributes to PIS/PASEP in the previous year for at least 30 days, consecutive or not;
• Have received, on average, up to two minimum wages per month during the period.

Therefore, to find out if you are entitled to PIS, the first thing to do is check if you meet these basic criteria. Otherwise, you will not be eligible for the benefit.

Likewise, it is important to note that the amount you can receive through PIS varies depending on your income and the time you worked in the previous year. Therefore, the longer you worked and the lower your income, the higher the amount you can receive. Finally, even if you are eligible for PIS, you still need to find out about payment dates. The Brazilian government releases PIS payments according to the worker's month of birth, therefore, it is important to be aware of the payment schedule to know when you can expect to receive your benefit.

In summary, knowing whether you are entitled to PIS may seem complicated, but it really comes down to understanding the basic requirements, checking your average income, consulting the CNIS and being aware of payment dates. By following these steps, you can determine your eligibility for this important benefit and ensure you are receiving all the financial resources you are entitled to.