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Pensioners Can Now Submit Life Certificates Online

Takendra Verma
Last updated: 24/10/2024 6:32 PM
Takendra Verma
Published: 24/10/2024
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Pensioners no longer need to visit the Collectorate Treasury to submit their life certificates. They can now upload their certificates online from the comfort of their homes.

Once submitted, the certificates will be verified, and the pension will continue to be deposited into their accounts regularly.

it will be verified, and their pension will continue to be credited to their accounts regularly.

New Online Facility for Pensioners

Treasury officers Jitendra Rai and Rahul Singh have announced a special online facility for pensioners. This new system eliminates the need for retired employees to visit the office in person.

Pensioners can submit their life certificates through the www.JEEVANPRAMAN.GOV.IN website or the UMANG APP. These online submissions will be processed the same way as those submitted offline.

With around 44,000 pensioners from various departments in Lucknow receiving pensions from the Collectorate Treasury, this system aims to make the process more convenient.

Pensioners whose life certificates are expiring in November or December are encouraged to upload them online to avoid any disruptions in their payments.

The Collectorate Treasury in Lucknow provides pensions to 44,000 pensioners from various departments. Those whose life certificates expire in November or December are encouraged to upload them online.

The certificates submitted online are processed just like the ones submitted in person. The online system was created to avoid the inconvenience pensioners face when coming to the office.

In Lucknow alone, about 44,000 pensioners from various departments receive their pensions from the Collectorate Treasury.

Pensioners whose life certificates are expiring in November and December are advised to upload their certificates online.

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