Checking a death grant
Check the deceased’s pension and eligible recipient.
Initial steps and official sources after a death.
Choose a guide that fits your situation. Check conditions and sources before taking a binding action.
Check the deceased’s pension and eligible recipient.
Check pensions, grants and managed funds separately.
Check orphan definitions separately from inheritance.
Request evidence before commitments or estate distribution.
Separate emotional/social help from administration.
Identify the order and obtain an official digital copy.
Follow acceptance, deficiencies and order issuance.
Complete the existing Registrar case.
Map institutions and act with proper authority.
Choose the right order and check attachments.
Use the official channel and establish authority.
Separate registration, benefits and estate files.
Identify the wrong field and ask Population Authority about evidence.
Check the deceased’s insurance and the family relationship.
Map proceedings, wills and assets separately.
Submit the form and case-specific family evidence.
Confirm registration and contact the branch when needed.
Apply to the inheritance registrar where no will applies.
Apply to the Inheritance Registrar.
Use the government post-death guidance service.
An initial checklist for checking death registration and updating information with the authorities.