A. CPF Withdrawal Conditions
- If a member lacks mental capacity, is unable to make any application to the Board, and the Board is satisfied that his lack of capacity is likely to be permanent, the donee may apply for the withdrawal of his CPF savings by completing this application form.
- Upon approval of the application, the member’s CPF savings will be forwarded to the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS) to settle his tax liabilities (if any).
B. CPF Withdrawal Procedures and Documents required
- Please bring the following original documents to any of our CPF Service Centres:
- A photocopy of the member’s and Deputy's identity cards;
- An original bank statement showing the Trust bank account number;
- A copy of the Lasting Power of attorney directing the appointment of the donee under the Mental Capacity Act (Cap 177A), which has been certified true by an advocate or solicitor of the Singapore court; and
- A medical report or certification from a qualified *registered medical practitioner (a psychiatrist or neurologist) stating that the member lacks mental capacity and that the lack of capacity is likely to be permanent.
- A photocopy of the member’s and Deputy's identity cards;
- If your application is completed overseas, your application form and all supporting documents must be witnessed and / or certified true by an official from a Singapore Overseas Mission with his official seal / stamp duly affixed. You may wish to visit the Singapore Ministry of Foreign Affairs website (www.mfa.gov.sg) to locate the Singapore Overseas Mission nearest to you.
Our Customer Service Executive will assist you to complete the form and certify the documents.
*A registered medical practitioner refers to a person who is registered as a medical practitioner under the Medical Registration Act (Cap. 174)