Changes
in the family after discharge from service:
Post discharge changes in the details of your family arising
out of your marriage or children born to you after your retirement
should be intimated to your Head of Office with full details and
relevant certificates. Also
ensure that a joint notification of your family pension is done by
pursuing the matter with your Head of Office.
Re-employment
of pensioners:
In case of re-employment in any Central or State Government
/autonomous bodies/Public Sector Undertakings, please submit the
full facts of the same to your PDA immediately after its occurrence.
In case of non-reemployment, a declaration to this effect
should be given to your PDA periodically (once
in a year in the month of May positively).
Payment
of pension through Authorised Banks:
Pension can not be paid in cash.
Hence open an individual
savings/current account in your name or a joint account with
your spouse, if the spouse’s name is notified for family pension
in the PPO, in any of
the branches of the Authorized Banks and furnish the details of the
same to your Head of Office so that pension can be credited to your
bank account.
Court
Attachment:
Pension,
whether due or to become due, is free from attachment from any court
until it has actually been paid as per the Pension Act.
No pensioner can assign or sell any interest in respect of
the pension not then due.
Receipt
of Two Pensions:
If you are in receipt of more than one pension, you should furnish
full details to your PDA for revision of both the pensions and
regulating dearness relief thereon.
Submission
of Periodic Certificates:
Submit
periodic certificates regarding re-employment/employment,
remarriage/marriage to your PDA on due dates in order to regulate
your pension correctly.
Missing
Pensioner:
If
a pensioner is found missing, his family should lodge an F.I.R. with
the police authorities. If
the pensioner is not traced after one year, a certificate should be
obtained from the police authorities to this effect, and the matter
should be reported to PDA, along with the submission of an Indemnity
Bond so that the matter could be pursued with the concerned
authorities for sanction of family pension from the date of lodging
the F.I.R..
Arrear
of Pension:
If
the pension is not drawn for more than a year, for any reason, it
becomes time-barred and would require the sanction of the competent
authority. The
arrear claim should be submitted in the prescribed form to your PDA
with explanation for delay, non-reemployment and non-conviction
certificates for obtaining the sanction for payment of the arrears.
Non-Resident
Indian (NRI) Pensioners:
The
NRI Pensioners should open an ordinary
non resident bank account in any scheduled bank in
India
and execute a power of attorney
in favour of the bank as
required. They should
also submit life certificate and nationality certificate as
prescribed to enable the credit of pension amount due to them in to
their accounts.
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