Post office death claim form with nomination pdf 2025

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the post office death claim form with nomination PDF in our editor.
  2. Begin by filling in the date of death of the deceased holder at the top of the form. This is crucial for processing your claim.
  3. In the section addressed to 'The Postmaster', enter the name of the post office where the certificates are held.
  4. Clearly state your claim by entering the name of the deceased and their Post Office Certificate numbers in the designated fields.
  5. Indicate your preferred method of payment (cash, cheque, or money order) and ensure you provide any necessary supporting documents, such as death certificates.
  6. Complete your address and date at the bottom of the form, and if applicable, include a signature or thumb impression if you are illiterate.
  7. If there are minor nominees, ensure a guardian's signature is included for their claims.

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If there is a nominee registered The nominee has to submit Form SBK 2 and a death certificate of the account holder and identity proof. The post office generally disposes of such claims without demanding a succession certificate, particularly if the claim is for an amount below ₹5 lakh.
Yes. A nominee is entitled to withdraw the fixed deposit amount after the account holders death. However, they do not have legal rights over the deposit and are responsible for distributing the funds to the legal heirs as per the inheritance laws.
Nomination is mandatory at the time of account opening and can be made for up to 4 individuals. Change in nomination may be made by submitting prescribed application form at concerned Post Office along with prescribed fee. (i.e. Rs. 50+GST).
If there is a nominee registered The post office generally disposes of such claims without demanding a succession certificate, particularly if the claim is for an amount below ₹5 lakh. The money can be received by the nominee in cash (within the allowed limit), cheque, or credited to his/her own post office account.
Nominee to submit duly completed Claim Form, Discharge Receipt, death certificate along with photocopy of the cancelled cheque of the nominees bank account(if available) or the Post Office Savings Account through which he / she was covered under PMJJBY.

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Documents Enclosed: Passbook / (S)TDR of Deceased (In original) ( ) ATM Card of Deceased. Death Certificate. Nomination Receipt. Identification Proof of the Nominee. (Showing relationship with Deceased)
Which Post Office branches can I withdraw cash at? You can access cash withdrawals at all Post Office branches. You can locate your nearest branch with our branch finder tool.
Dear Sir, Re: Deceased Account. Late Shri/Smt .. Account No (s) I/We advise the demise of Shri/Smt. on. . He/She holds the above account(s) at your branch. Annexure-II. ESTATE CLAIM FORM. UNION BANK OF INDIA.

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