What supporting documents will I need if I'm making a first-time CPF transfer to my loved ones?
For first-time CPF transfers to your loved ones, you will need to submit the following supporting documents in the top-up application.
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CPF transfer to |
Supporting documents |
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Spouse |
Marriage certificate, if your marriage is registered overseas |
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Parent(s) |
Your birth certificate |
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Grandparent(s) |
Your and your parent(s)’s birth certificates |
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Sibling(s) |
Your and your sibling(s)’s birth certificates |
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Parent(s)-in-law |
Your overseas marriage certificate* and your spouse’s birth certificate. |
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Grandparent(s)-in-law |
Your overseas marriage certificate, your spouse’s and your spouse’s parent(s)’s birth certificates |
*Not required if your marriage is registered in Singapore
Supporting documents are not required for cash top-ups.
This information is sourced from CPF
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