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Citizen’s canceled commercial registration does not affect eligibility for support, says program

Citizen’s canceled commercial registration does not impact eligibility for Citizen’s Account support if no active registration exists and all conditions are met.

Citizen’s canceled commercial registration does not affect eligibility for support, says program

Citizen's canceled commercial registration does not affect eligibility for Citizen's Account support, according to the program. A follower asked whether having a canceled commercial registration and five workers on their Labor Office file would impact their support eligibility. The program responded on its X platform that a canceled commercial registration is not a factor in determining eligibility, as long as there is no active commercial registration in place.

The program confirmed that if all eligibility requirements are met, support will be provided. For the September 2026 payment (installment 106), the program stated that support payments are made regularly on the 10th of each Gregorian month, or a day before or after if it falls on a weekend. The 106th payment will be distributed on Thursday, September 10.

The Citizen's Account program reiterated that eligibility for support is contingent upon meeting several criteria, including being a Saudi national, meeting residency requirements, ensuring data consistency with relevant authorities, and demonstrating financial capability according to approved regulations.

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