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The document outlines the process for notifying the termination and change of responsibility from a Contracted-out Salary Related (COSR) pension scheme to another COSR scheme or a UK non contracted-out scheme. It provides detailed instructions on how to complete the necessary form, including sections for entering personal information, declaration by the scheme and employer, and contact information for further assistance. The document emphasizes the importance of understanding the implications of transferring to a non contracted-out scheme.

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Begin by filling out Column 4, entering the Rate of Revaluation if applicable for a COSR scheme.
In Column 5, input the member’s National Insurance number. If unknown, provide their surname, full forename(s), date of birth, and termination details on a separate form CA1889.
For Column 6, enter the current surname and any previous surname if it has changed within the last year.
Complete Column 10 by entering the New Scheme Contracted-out number if transferring to a COSR scheme. Ensure to tick the appropriate box indicating whether it's a COSR or UK non contracted-out scheme.
Fill in parts 4 and 5 using capital letters as instructed. Sign and date where required.

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