Life Certificate: New guidelines for pensioners making and submitting life certificate online, understand the step-by-step process

 

Online Life Certificate: For people below 80 years of age, life certificate can be submitted between 1st and 30th November. Along with this, other important information related to life certificate can also be obtained from here.

Online Life Certificate: That month of the year has come for pensioners when they have to submit life certificate to give their life proof. At this time, the process of submitting life certificate runs in full swing during November in many organizations, including government and private. Here you are being given information about submitting life certificate online-offline, its method and conditions. If you also have elderly pensioners in your house, then get useful information for them.

Know the last date for submitting life certificate according to your age

Jeevan Pramaan Patra can be submitted between 1 to 30 November for those below 80 years of age. Super senior citizens i.e. those aged 80 years and above have been allowed to submit their life certificate from 1 October with the same last date of 30 November. Note that in the year 2019, the Central Government directed the banks to allow senior citizens to submit their life certificate from 1 October every year instead of November.

How to authenticate life certificate

Pensioners can authenticate their life certificate and identity using biometric techniques including face, fingerprint and iris recognition through Aadhaar Face RD app.

How to get life certificate online

Pensioners and family pensioners can submit their life certificate using the methods mentioned here.

  • Make sure that your Aadhaar number is updated with the pension disbursing authority of the bank or post office.
  • Install ‘AADFaceRD’ and ‘Jeevan Pramaan Face App’ from Google Play Store.
  • Fill in the required details about the pensioner.
  • Submit the details after taking the photo.
  • The registered mobile number will send an SMS with a link to download the life certificate.
  • How to submit life certificate offline
  • Life certificate should be submitted directly at banks, post offices or other places.

Where can you submit your life certificate?

Jeevan Pramaan Portal

Doorstep Banking (DSB) Agent

Through biometric device in post offices

Through physical life certificate form in bank branch

What will happen if the last date for submission of life certificate is missed?

If pensioners are unable to submit their life certificate by the last date, then their pension will be stopped from the next month. However, pension payment will resume after the life certificate is submitted.

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