Overview
- Anses confirmed the Plan de Pago de Deuda Previsional under Law 27.705 remains in force and lets workers purchase missing contribution months through UCAP/UPDP units to reach the 30-year requirement.
- The regime targets workers approaching retirement and sets eligibility windows of women aged 50–59 and men aged 55–64 for pre-retirement regularization.
- Reporting on Friday showed each UCAP/UPDP month is priced in the tens of thousands of pesos, with outlets citing about $37,142.52 in one report and more than $39,000 in another, so total costs vary and need official checking in Mi Anses.
- The Programa de Reconocimiento por Tareas de Cuidado still grants credited years to qualifying women (for example one year per biological child and two for adoption) and can reduce how many months must be bought.
- Options are limited for those who do not regularize: the old moratoria (Law 24.476) may help very narrow cases and the PUAM offers a lower, 80% minimal benefit without some survivor rights, so early review of the laboral history and possible socio‑economic checks by Anses is essential.