I am the appointed donee/deputy for my next-of-kin under the Mental Capacity Act. How can I apply to withdraw his CPF savings under the Reduced Life Expectancy scheme?

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You may apply to withdraw your next-of-kin’s CPF savings under the Reduced Life Expectancy scheme by following the steps below:

Step 1: Submit online application

Complete and submit the online withdrawal application form. You can also use the same form to concurrently apply for Home Protection Scheme (HPS) and Dependants’ Protection Scheme (DPS) benefits.

Step 2: Submit supporting documents

After submitting your online application, provide these original documents:

Medical report* from an accredited doctor stating that the member lacks mental capacity permanently;
Lasting Power of Attorney or Court Order; and
Trust bank account statement or passbook.

You can submit the documents by making an appointment to visit any of our CPF Service Centres or mail them to us at:

Central Provident Fund Board

Retirement Withdrawals Department

Privy Box No. 920651

Singapore 929292

*If the Court Order was applied through iFAMS, you can retrieve a copy of the medical report via iFAMS. Please note that fees may apply for the request:

Click on “Mental Capacity Act Application”
Click on the tab “Other Matters”
Click on “File Other Applications or Requests”
Log in via SingPass (when prompted) as Individuals
Select “File request for copy of documents” and fill up the required information.

I am the appointed donee/deputy for my next-of-kin under the Mental Capacity Act. How can I apply to withdraw his CPF savings under the Reduced Life Expectancy scheme?

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