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What are the eligibility requirements for claiming survivor pension payments under the National Pension program?
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The insured person under the National Pension system passed away during the coverage period (before reaching age of 65).
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The insured person passed away while receiving old-age pension payments or disability pension payments.
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The insured person passed away after turning 65 but before applying for old-age pension payments.
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If the insured person has no surviving dependents, can someone else claim the benefit?
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No. Only eligible surviving dependents who meet the claim requirements may receive the benefit.
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Who is eligible to claim survivor pension payments under the national pension program?
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Eligible claimants, in order of priority, are not deceased person’s:
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Spouse and children
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Parents
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Grandparents
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Grandchildren
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Siblings
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Is meeting the eligibility requirements enough to claim Survivor Pension Payments?
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Only the highest-priority eligible surviving dependent may claim the Survivor Pension Payments.
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Can the insured person designate a beneficiary for the Survivor Pension Payments?
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No. The beneficiary of the Survivor Pension Payments cannot be designated by the insured person.
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