Question 56 · LDEK · Issuing medical certificates
Medical certificate is stored in the Social Security Office for:
- A. 2 years, counting from the end of calendar year in which it was issued.
- B. 3 years, counting from the end of calendar year in which it was issued.
- C. 4 years, counting from the end of calendar year in which it was issued.
- D. 5 years, counting from the end of calendar year in which it was issued.
- E. 6 years, counting from the end of calendar year in which it was issued.
Hint
ZUS keeps certificates longer than the issuer kept its paper copies, counting from the end of the year of issue.
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