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The document is an application form for the Canada Pension Plan Survivor's Pension and Child(ren)'s Benefits. It requires detailed information about the deceased spouse or common-law partner, the surviving spouse or partner, and any children under 18 or between 18 and 25 attending school. The form emphasizes the importance of submitting supporting documents, provides sections for personal information, payment details, and consent for sharing information with the Canada Revenue Agency. It also includes declarations from both the applicant and a witness if necessary.

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When a spouse dies, does the wife get his pension?

To qualify, you must have lived with the deceased when they died. However, even if you lived apart when your spouse died, you might still be eligible for the death benefit if you already receive spousal benefits. Survivor benefits are usually paid for life, so its worth taking the time to estimate your monthly amount.

What are the benefits of the spousal pension after death?

Your pension will increase based on how much and for how long you contribute to the enhanced CPP. The CPP enhancement will increase the maximum CPP retirement pension by more than 50% for those who make enhanced contributions for 40 years. The enhancement also applies to the CPP post-retirement benefit.

Do I get my husbands CPP after he dies?

From: Employment and Social Development Canada The Canada Pension Plan (CPP) survivors pension is a monthly payment paid to the legal spouse or common-law partner of the deceased contributor.

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