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FAQs

Am I required to have a SIFC policy for my business?

The Act requires that every employer that employs at least one worker has an active policy in the CFSE, regardless of the size or type of business.

Am I required to have a SIFC policy for my home?

The Act requires that every employer who employs at least one worker has an active policy in the CFSE, whether in work at home or on a personal level.

What happens if I don't have a policy and an accident happens?

The employer may be responsible for all medical expenses and compensation, and may face fines, civil lawsuits and other legal consequences.

Can I do my transactions online?

Yes. Through our online services portal, you can make payments, declare payroll, renew policies and access other services in an agile and secure manner.

What happens if I don't perform, or if I return my Payroll Statement late?

You will not be covered from the beginning of the fiscal year until the filing of the Payroll Declaration.

What happens if I don't pay, or if I pay my policy late?

The coverage may be suspended until the situation is rectified and the payment of the biannual term is made.