I am required to give some of my CPF Investment Scheme (CPFIS) investments to my ex-spouse as specified in the Court Order. What should I do after receiving the Court Order?
You can submit your court orders for the division of CPF-related assets in divorce by following these steps.
 
For Members:
 
Scan or click the QR code, login with your Singpass, and complete the form:
 
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Alternatively, you may submit the court order(s) using the following steps:
 
1. Go to “Division of CPF assets”
2. Under “Use these forms to submit court orders” > “Submit yourself” 
3. Login with your Singpass and fill up the form
 
For Business Partners and Legal Aid Bureau (LAB):
 
You may scan the QR code, login with your Corpass, and complete the form:
 
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Alternatively, you may submit the court order(s) using the following steps:
 
1. Go to “Division of CPF assets”
2. Under “Use these forms to submit court orders” > “Submit via lawyer” 
3. Login with your Corpass and fill up the form
 
You should also proceed to execute the transfer or liquidation of your investments in accordance with the court order. Please refer to the step-by-step guide (PDF, 54KB) for more details on how a transfer or sale of CPFIS investments is effected from you to your ex-spouse.
 
Note: If you, your ex-spouse or your lawyers cannot submit the court order(s) online, you can schedule an appointment at our CPF Bishan Service Centre through Appointment@CPF. Our Customer Service Executive will assist you with the submission. Please bring a copy of your court order(s) and your identification document to the appointment.
 
CPF Bishan Service Centre
3 Bishan Place
#01-01
Singapore 579838
(near Bishan MRT Station)

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