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Publication: 13 April 2026
What is it?
It is an imputed contribution recognised for periods of carrying out compulsory military service or call-up in the Italian Armed Forces or in equivalent service.
Who is it aimed at?
It is aimed at:
- workers or pensioners, who have an insurance gap as a result of having carried out military service;
- survivors of the insured person or the deceased pensioner.
How does it work?
The funds to which these contributions can be credited are:
- Compulsory General Insurance (AGO) for dependent workers;
- Special schemes for self-employed workers;
- Special pension funds managed by the INPS, where required by the relevant regulatory provisions;
- Exclusive funds of the AGO.
This benefit is not available for the Separate Pension Scheme.
Claim
REQUIREMENTS
For recognition of imputed contributions:
- the person concerned must have at least one paid contribution even if subsequent to the period of military service or relating to an employment relationship carried out abroad in a country linked to Italy by a social security agreement at the time of the claim;
- the period:
- must be uncovered by other contributions;
- must not have already been considered valid for the granting of the state pension or for any other substitute, exclusive or exonerative pension scheme under the Compulsory General Insurance (AGO).
HOW CAN I CLAIM?
The claim can be submitted to the INPS online by using the dedicated service.
In the claim, the claimant must indicate:
- the periods being claimed;
- the district or military office to which they belong.
The Institute will then directly claim the district or military office, indicated by the individual concerned, to provide supporting documentation.
Processing times of the measure
The deadline to define the measure was set at 85 days by the Regulation for the definition of the terms to conclude the administrative proceedings adopted by INPS pursuant to Article 2 of Law 241/1990.
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