Legal Heirs Certificate
3 years ago
My late mother in law's pending pension amount prior to her death has to be received back from Odisha. She has no other property. In this connection, we want her legal heir certificate and we all are staying in Delhi and my mother in law too was staying with us since 10 years. My mother in law has no house in Odisha. What is the procedure to secure her Legal Heirs Certificate. Can it be applied from Delhi itself through online also. Kindly advise in this matter
Swapan Mukherjee
Responded 3 years ago
A.Hi,
You have not disclosed the permanent residence of your In-Law and also not disclosed why her pension account is lying in Odisha. After her death wherever maybe you have to collect the Death certificate first and you can apply before the competent authority where she actually lived prior to living with your family in Delhi.
You have not disclosed the permanent residence of your In-Law and also not disclosed why her pension account is lying in Odisha. After her death wherever maybe you have to collect the Death certificate first and you can apply before the competent authority where she actually lived prior to living with your family in Delhi.
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