It opens, probably today, the platform at efka.gov.gr to apply for heirs in order to receive retrospectives for those who had more than 30 years of insurance as had happened with the retrospectives of 11 months according to information from DNews.
It is estimated that it is over 2.500 the beneficiary heirs and the procedure is the same as that followed for the 11-month retrospectives.
A necessary condition for pensioners to receive increases is on the one hand to have completed more than 30 years of insurance and on the other hand do not maintain a large personal difference. The key in the case of personal dispute is the increase of the Vroutsi law to be greater than the amount of the personal dispute, to reduce the amount of the personal difference and the remaining amount to be credited to their account.
The sooner the heirs apply for the retroactive amounts, the sooner they will be paid.. As had happened the previous time when the online platform opened, each of the heirs will submit the application electronically.
Three supporting documents will then be required (husband, children etc.) in order to be paid. Regardless of whether or not the pension has been transferred, the heirs will receive the retroactive corresponding to the cuts that the deceased had. The application will be accompanied by an electronic responsible statement, in order for everyone to take responsibility for what they declare.
The whole process will be done electronically and without any personal presence. At the same time, a sample audit will be carried out by the competent services for the settlement and payment of pensions of e-EFKA.
The process of submitting to the online service was done in two stages:
a. In the first stage the beneficiary heirs submitted electronically the application / responsible statement with all the necessary information. If they have the requested certificates, they attach them at the same time to their application.
b. If they do not have the requested certificates, they should return to the service and attach the requested certificates and attestations to the application / responsible statement..
In particular, heirs are asked to attach the following 3 certificates:
1.Certificate of Non-Denial of Inheritance.
2.Certificate of non-publication of the Will. Required only if there is no published will.
3.Certificate of Nearest Relatives.
Those interested should know that they can submit applications for the submission of certificates required at gov.gr. In more detail:
1. Certificate of non - renunciation of inheritance at https://www.gov.gr/ipiresies/oikogeneia/apoleia/pistopoietiko-peri-me-apopoieses-kleronomias
Issue a certificate of non-renunciation of inheritance. You will need your personal passwords on Taxisnet.
What to do:
- select the court where you will request the certificate
- select the certificate of non-waiver (or waivers) heritage
- follow the progress of your application, as long as the court processes it
- return to the application to receive your certificate
To choose a court, take into account that:
- A declaration of renunciation of inheritance is made to the registry of the court of inheritance
- court of inheritance is the Magistrates' Court in the district in which the heir had at the time of his death his residence and if he did not have a residence, his residence even if he had no residence either, the Magistrates' Court of the capital of the State.
- Until 01/03/2013, court of inheritance was the single-member Court of First Instance in the district in which the heir had his residence at the time of his death and if he had no residence, his residence even if he had no residence either, the single-member Court of First Instance of the state capital.
Today, the service is provided for specific Magistrates' Courts and Courts of First Instance. Gradually, all courts will join. If and for any reason it is not possible to issue the certificate electronically, make a digital appointment at myKEPlive to be served by an employee of the Citizens' Service Centers (ΚΕΠ) via video conference.
2. Certificate of non-publication of will in https://www.gov.gr/ipiresies/oikogeneia/apoleia/pistopoietiko-peri-me-demosieuses-diathekes. To issue a certificate of non-publication of a will you will need your personal Taxisnet passwords.
What to do:
- select the court where you will request the certificate
- select the certificate of non-publication of a will (or wills)
- follow the progress of your application, as long as the court processes it
- return to the application to receive your certificate online
To choose a court, take into account that:
- jurisdiction to publish a will is the Magistrates' Court of either the last residence or stay of the holder, or the residence of the testator. Until 01/03/2013 the Court of First Instance had jurisdiction over either the last residence or stay of the holder, or the residence of the testator.
- the Court of First Instance of the state capital keeps a book of wills published by this Court of First Instance, as well as from other courts and consular posts.
Today, the service is provided for specific Magistrates' Courts and Courts of First Instance. Gradually, all courts will join.
If and for any reason it is not possible to issue the certificate electronically, make a digital appointment at myKEPlive to be served by an employee of the Citizens' Service Centers (ΚΕΠ) via video conference.
3. Certificate of close relatives at https://www.gov.gr/ipiresies/oikogeneia/apoleia/pistopoietiko-egguteron-suggenon.
You can issue a certificate of close relatives of the deceased, if on the day of death you were a close relative. For the first time you issue the certificate through Citizens' Service Centers (ΚΕΠ), while you can then issue copies electronically.
You'll need:
- your personal Taxisnet passwords
- the details of the deceased
First edition:
- Select “Application to KEP”.
- Subsequently, the certificate will be sent to your inbox and you will be notified via email (e-mail) and sms.
- The certificate of close relatives that will be issued through KEP has a unique code and has the signature and seal of the Municipality.
Source: dikaiologitika.gr
