The next topic in Lent.az's "one question, one answer" section is about a stepchild receiving their father's pension due to the loss of the head of the family.
What document is required to establish the right for a stepchild to receive their father's pension due to the loss of the head of the family?
Lent.az reports that the following documents are required to determine the entitlement to a labor pension for persons in this category:
A copy of the identity card of the person to whom the labor pension is assigned, a copy of the stepchild’s birth certificate, a copy of the death certificate of the head of the family (or a court decision on the declaration of disappearance without a trace or presumed death), a certificate from the educational institution confirming that the stepchild is receiving full-time education up to the age of 23, an extract regarding the results of the medical-social expert examination confirming disability for a stepchild who was declared disabled before reaching 18 years and has a disability after the age of 18, a copy of the father's marriage certificate, and a document verifying the deceased’s insurance record.
