The survivor's pension is a fundamental economic benefit that INPS provides to the surviving family members of a deceased pensioner. This support tool proves essential to ensure economic continuity for relatives facing the loss of a primary source of income.
The survivor's pension is primarily granted to the surviving spouse, even if separated or divorced, as long as they have not remarried. In addition, children may benefit from it, provided they are minors, students, or unable to work. In the absence of a spouse and children, the right may extend to parents and, as a last resort, to siblings, if they also meet certain conditions.
To apply for the survivor's pension, it is essential to present the following documentation to INPS:
Additional documents may be requested depending on the specifics of the case.
Understanding the dynamics related to the survivor's pension can be complex. If you need clarification or support to initiate the process, the Bianucci Law Firm is at your disposal. Our team of experts is ready to assist you at every stage of the process, ensuring effective and timely management of your needs.
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