Sindh Life Certificate PDF Download
The Sindh Pensioner Life Certificate is the document a Sindh government pensioner submits periodically to prove they are alive, so the monthly pension continues without interruption. Issued by the Accountant General Sindh, it is verified by an authorised officer and is a mandatory proof-of-life requirement under the pension rules.
What is the Life Certificate used for?
It confirms to the accounts office that the pensioner is alive, which is a legal requirement for continuing the pension. Without a valid life certificate, the pension is liable to be stopped.
Who needs to submit the Life Certificate?
Every Sindh government pensioner must submit it on the schedule set by the AG Office. It is required:
- Annually or as notified by the AG Sindh Office
- Whenever specifically called for re-verification
- For family pensioners continuing the pension
What information does the certificate ask for?
The certificate records the details that let the accounts office match it to your pension record:
- Pensioner's name and PPO number
- CNIC number and age
- Personal marks of identification
- Date of verification and authorised officer's signature / stamp
Who can attest the Life Certificate?
The certificate must be verified by an authorised officer — typically a gazetted officer, bank manager of the pension-paying branch, or a designated officer of the AG / treasury office. The signature and official stamp are mandatory.
How do I submit the Life Certificate?
Follow these steps to keep your pension active:
- Download the certificate from the AG Sindh page and fill in your name, PPO number and CNIC.
- Appear before an authorised attesting officer with your CNIC.
- Have the officer verify your identity, sign and stamp the certificate.
- Submit the attested certificate to the pension-paying bank or AG Sindh Office.
- Keep a copy for your records and note the next due date.
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