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My ex-spouse passed away. Can I submit the Beneficiary Representative claim for my child?

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If your child is below 21 years old, you will not be able to submit a Beneficiary Representative claim. Instead, you may submit a claim for your child, along with supporting documents to prove the relationship between your child and your ex-spouse. Your child’s share of the CPF monies will be held in trust by the Public Trustee (“PT”) until your child is 21 years old.

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