Automatic accreditation simplifies the process, but there is an alternative for those who do not appear in the official records
When schooling does not appear in the agency's records, holders can carry out the procedure through My ANSES. To do this, they must follow these steps:
Log in to My ANSES with the CUIL and the Social Security Key.
Go to the Children section and select the AUH Booklet option.
Check what information is missing for each child and generate the corresponding form.
Print the form and take it to the educational institution for certification of schooling.
Also complete the health and vaccination checks when applicable.
Once the Booklet is complete and signed, photograph the form and upload it from the same platform, following the system's instructions.
The submission of the Booklet allows for the completion of accreditation when the automatic information exchange does not register the necessary data. Thus, holders of the AUH maintain an alternative to meet the conditions and access the withheld amount of the benefit.
The ANSES implemented an automatic accreditation system for the schooling of children of holders of the Universal Child Allowance (AUH). The mechanism allows for the verification of compliance with the school year through an information exchange with the Ministry of Education, without the need for an in-person procedure.
The measure aims to simplify access to the 20% withheld monthly from the benefit. However, if the data of any beneficiary does not appear in the official records, families can still present the AUH Booklet to certify the requirements and complete the procedure.
The new procedure was established by Resolution 290/2026 of ANSES. The regulation stipulates that information about compliance with the school year is obtained through a secure data exchange between the Ministry of Education, under the Ministry of Human Capital, and the social security agency.
The system allows for verification of whether children and adolescents meet attendance requirements at public or private institutions incorporated into official education. The automatic certification applies to beneficiaries of school age, starting from 5 years.
Thus, when the information is available in the official records, families no longer need to perform the in-person certification on paper. The update also includes health and vaccination checks for children up to 4 years old, which are verified through information exchange between the relevant agencies.
The automatic accreditation depends on the information sent by the Ministry of Education reaching ANSES's records correctly. If the data does not appear or there is any issue with the recorded information, holders can resort to the traditional procedure.
Resolution 290/2026 establishes that families can certify compliance with the conditions by presenting the National Social Security, Health, and Education Booklet.
Therefore, the lack of automatic accreditation does not prevent the completion of the procedure. Holders must present the corresponding documentation to demonstrate that their children have met the educational, health, and vaccination requirements, when applicable.
