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It must be physically turned in at a bank, post office, or can also be completed online. Note that the change in the citizenship by any Non-Resident Indian pensioner will not affect his entitlement to the pension.
Applicants can submit their application along with Supporting Documents either in-person (via ) or by postal mail. For postal mail applications please enclose a trackable pre-paid self-addressed return mailing envelope (USPS Express Mail or UPS etc.,) (No Fedex) for dispatching the processed documents.
can be sent to the Consulate through postal mail or in person on any working day (except declared Holidays) between 09.00 AM - 12.15 PM by taking prior appointment by email at cons[dot]chicago[at]mea[dot]gov[dot]in.
Life Certificate, signed by a magistrate or a notary or an officer of an Indian authorized Bank or Diplomatic Representative of India, is exempted from special appearance.
Pensioners and family pensioners who are unable to visit India can have their life certificate verified at an Indian Embassy or Consulate. The embassy or consulate will verify their identity based on the photograph in your Pension Payment Order (PPO) or passport. Once verified, they will issue the life certificate.
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Getting a digital Life certificate is hassle free and can be obtained through various Jeevan Pramaan Centres which are being operated by CSCs, Banks, Government offices or by using the client application on any PC/mobile/tablet. Download the PC/Mobile/Tablet application to register for a Life Certificate.

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