Guide on Requirements for GSIS Retirement Benefit Claim Application Process
REQUIREMENTS FOR GSIS RETIREMENT BENEFIT – Here are the documents needed in filing a Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) Retirement claim.
The Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) offers several different types of benefits for its members. That is why it is important for members to make sure that they don’t miss posting the monthly contribution.
Among the many benefits that the Government Service Insurance System has for its members, the Retirement Benefit is the one that most members look forward to. The monthly pension is an assurance that a member-retiree always has something to turn to financially.
There are four (4) different retirement laws under the GSIS Retirement Benefit. The option depends on the age and the length of employment to the government. Here are the retirement laws:
- RA 8291 (GSIS Act of 1997)
- Presidential Decree (PD) 1146
- RA 1616
- RA 660
The list of documents required under the Retirement Benefit is different from the requirements for GSIS Separation Benefit Claim, the requirements for GSIS Survivorship Benefit Claim, the GSIS Funeral Claim requirements, and all the other documents needed.
Here are the documentary requirements for GSIS Retirement Benefit Claim application that retirees under the Republic Act No. 660 must submit:
- duly-accomplished application form for Retirement/Separation/Life Insurance Benefit
- Service Record with Leave without Pay (LWOP) certification (indicating specific time and dates of LWOP)
- Declaration of Pendency/ Non-Pendency of Case (DPNPC) form (date administered/ notarized should be on or after receipt of notification from GSIS.
Here are the documentary requirements for GSIS Retirement Benefit Claim application that retirees under the Republic Act No. 1616 must submit:
- duly-accomplished application form for Retirement/Separation/Life Insurance Benefit
- Service Record with Leave without Pay (LWOP) certification (indicating specific time and dates of LWOP)
- Declaration of Pendency/ Non-Pendency of Case (DPNPC) form (date administered/ notarized should be on or after receipt of notification from GSIS.
Here are the documentary requirements for GSIS Retirement Benefit Claim application that retirees under the Presidential Decree No. 1146 must submit:
- duly-accomplished application form for Retirement/Separation/Life Insurance Benefit
- Service Record with Leave without Pay (LWOP) certification (indicating specific time and dates of LWOP)
- Declaration of Pendency/ Non-Pendency of Case (DPNPC) form (date administered/ notarized should be on or after receipt of notification from GSIS.
Here are the documentary requirements for GSIS Retirement Benefit Claim application that retirees under the Republic Act No. 8291 must submit:
- duly-accomplished application form for Retirement/Separation/Life Insurance Benefit
- Service Record with Leave without Pay (LWOP) certification (indicating specific time and dates of LWOP)
- Declaration of Pendency/ Non-Pendency of Case (DPNPC) form (date administered/ notarized should be on or after receipt of notification from GSIS.
Here are the documentary requirements for GSIS Retirement Benefit Claim application that retirees under the Portability Law (RA 7669) must submit:
- duly-accomplished application form for Retirement benefit under RA 7669
- Certification of SSS premium contributions indicating number and inclusive months of contributions signed by authorized SSS Officer
- Service Record with Leave without Pay (LWOP) certification (indicating specific time and dates of LWOP)
- Declaration of Pendency/ Non-Pendency of Case (DPNPC) form (date administered/ notarized should be on or after receipt of notification from GSIS
Submit the documents to the Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) office nearest to you. The monthly pension may vary.
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