The Government of India has set many rules for pensioners. Which all pensioners follow. Without following the rules, a pension is not received. There is also a rule for pensioners regarding life certificates.
This rule of the government applies to all pensioners. Under this rule, pensioners of 80 years of age or more get some different facilities. Like a bank or post office employee comes to their house and takes the life certificate. When do pensioners have to submit the life certificate? And how can this life certificate be deposited? Let us tell you.
It has to be deposited every year
According to the rules of the Government of India, all pensioners have to deposit their life certificates in the bank. So that they keep getting pensions without interruption. If any pensioner does not submit the life certificate, then the pension will not be available. As per the rules, pension holders do not have to submit a life certificate for pension only once. Rather they have to submit pension certificates every year. Every year from November, pensioners have to submit a life certificate i.e. lab certificate.
How can you submit a life certificate?
After getting the life certificate made, if you want to submit it offline. Then for that, you will have to go to the bank or you can also deposit it by going to the post office. So along with that, you can also deposit it by going to the designated centers. Along with this, a life certificate can also be submitted online. Apart from this, you can also submit your life certificate sitting at home through the doorstep service of the bank.
Exemption to senior pensioners
As per the rules of the Government of India, pensioners have to submit their life certificate i.e. life certificate by the month of November. However, the government has given exemptions for senior pensioners of 80 years or more. According to the rules, these pensioners can submit their life certificates from 1 October to 30 November.
(PC: Freepik)
You may also like
Which Countries Have Banned TikTok Over National Security Concerns? Check List.....
Christmas adverts are bigger than ever with spending hitting record highs
Comprehensive win for minority rights: AMU fraternity on SC ruling
Outgoing CJI Chandrachud's legacy will continue to be debated: Jairam Ramesh
NCIS writers 'replace' the show's last original cast member after 22 years on screen