The benefit popularly known as becikowe has been granted for more than 15 years. Since then, however, the regulations related to becikowe have changed and a number of documents are required to be delivered to the office. Who is eligible for becikowe in 2022 and what conditions must be met to receive it?
Becikowe-what is it?
Becikowe is a commonly used term for the one-time payment received for the birth of a child. This is a benefit that has been paid since 2006. Since 2013, it has depended on family income.
Becikowe 2022- how much is it?
In 2022, the amount of childbirth allowance will not change. It currently amounts to PLN 1,000 per child. In the case of multiple pregnancies and the birth of, for example, twins, the family receives a doubling of the amount, that is, in such a situation, PLN 2,000 at a time.
Becikowe-conditions for granting
In order to be eligible for becikowe, it is necessary to meet the following conditions: income criterion and being under medical care during pregnancy no later than the 10th. One week of pregnancy. In the beginning, from 2006 to 2013, becikowe was granted regardless of income. Currently, however, in order to receive the allowance, the per capita family income should not exceed the amount of PLN 1922.00.
Becikowe 2022- how to apply?
The application for becikowe must be submitted within 12 months of the birth of the child. Exceeding this deadline is equivalent to forfeiting the right to receive the allowance. In addition to a completed application, among other things, the following are required. A medical certificate or from a midwife regarding being under medical care during pregnancy. All documents are submitted to the municipality or city office with jurisdiction over the family’s place of residence. The application can also be submitted online or by mail.
Other benefits for families
In addition to becikowe, families can now receive support in the form of:
- 500+ benefits,
- Good Start program,
- Family Care Capital,
- family allowance,
- large family cards.
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