The pension for the death of a retiree is a great help for family members. Find out the requirements to collect it.
The National Social Security Administration (ANSES) has a support system for family members of retirees who died by granting a pension. However, not all links may apply, and very specific documentation is needed to request it.
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The procedure is available to be carried out online on the official ANSES website, or in person at one of the agency’s offices. The death must have occurred within last 4 months and you can start processing after 10 business days of death of the owner. The total agreed amount represents the 70% of what the deceased person would have to collectand is deposited once a month.
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How to obtain a pension for the death of a retiree in ANSES
If you want to apply for a pension after the death of a retiree with whom you had a relationship, you must register in the My ANSES page with the CUIL and the Social Security Code to corroborate that the personal information and family ties are correct and updated. Then, it is necessary to make an appointment to present the necessary documentation.
Pension for the death of an ANSES retiree: who does it correspond to?
The pension granted by ANSES after death can be requested by your spouse, partner or children of retiree.
What are the requirements and documentation necessary to process the pension for the death of a retiree in ANSES?
In addition to having the death certificateeach case has different particular requirements according to the link that was had with the retiree.
He spouse You must have an updated marriage certificate (the update must be after the date of death); if they were cohabitantsyou have to prove 5 years of cohabitation before the date of death, unless you have had children recognized by both, which would reduce the period to two years.
Meanwhile, the children can request it in case of be under 18 years of age, single and not collect any other benefit. There is no age limit in cases where the child is unable to work and was in charge of the deceased retiree.
The required documentation is also differentiated by the link:
If you are the spouse or cohabitant of the retiree:
- DNI.
- Affidavit Form Art. 1st Law 17,562 (PS 6.9).
- If the deceased retired due to a moratorium (Law 24,476) and there were unpaid fees, the Pension Benefit Moratorium Fee Discount Acceptance Form (PS 6,279) must be submitted.
- Affidavit Form on the eventual receipt of benefits in provinces that are not members of the SIPA or in the Armed or Security Forces (PS 6,284). on the eventual receipt of benefits in provinces that are not members of the SIPA or in the Armed or Security Forces.
If you are a child unable to work:
- Affidavit Form Art. 1st Law 17,562 (PS 6.9).
- Affidavit of Economic Dependency Form (PS 6.12).
- Testimonial economic dependence Affidavit Form (PS 6.13).
- If you are an orphan, you must present the original and a copy of the testimony of temporary or definitive guardianship or guardianship, with acceptance of position, discernment and authorization to receive accrued and accrued salaries.
