Saskatchewan - Apply for Canada Pension Plan (Post-Retirement Disability Benefit)

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Procedure

Apply In-Person:

1. To apply for Canada Pension Plan (Post-Retirement Disability Benefit) in person, the applicant has to visit the nearest Service Canada office.
2. Address and contact details of the offices can be found in the following Contact link
3. The applicant has to visit the office and obtain an application form for Post-Retirement Disability Benefit (as applicable) from the relevant department or find the download links below:
   • Non-terminal illness ISP-1151
   • Terminal illness ISP-2530A
4. After downloading the application, the applicant can fill it online as well as offline. Make sure that all the documents in the “Required Documents” section of this page are available.
5. Complete the application as per convenience, attest it with signature and attach the required documents with the application form.
6. Then, submit the application package to the relevant authority at the respective Service Canada office.
7. The application process is free and the applicant need not pay anything to apply for the Post-Retirement Disability Benefit.
8. Once submitted, the applicant will have to complete a Medical report (as applicable) with their doctor or nurse practitioner.
9. Medical report download links can be found below:
   • Non-terminal illness ISP-2519
   • Terminal illness ISP-2530B
10. Complete it as required and submit to the relevant authority at the respective Service Canada office.
11. Upon receipt of the application and all the required information, the Department will proceed to review and assess the submitted information.
12. On completion of the review, the Service Canada office will call the applicant to inform the decision made or request for more information to arrive at a decision.
13. The office may ask the applicant to consult another doctor for medical report. After reviewing the second report, the office will send a decision letter to the applicant through mail.
14. In any case, the processing gets completed within 120 days from the date of the receipt of application.
15. In the meantime, the applicant can contact the office for knowing the status of the application.

Apply online

• Using GC Key

1. To apply for Canada Pension Plan (Post-Retirement Disability Benefit) online using GC Key, the applicant has to visit the following GC Key
2. Visit the link, scroll down to the bottom and click “Start now” button. In the next page, enter the user details in the respective fields, then click “Sign In” button, if the applicant already has an account.
3. If not, click the “Sign Up” button to create an account. Click “I accept” button and type an appropriate username in the next tab.
4. Click “Continue” button and create a password for the account in the next tab, then click “Continue” button.
5. Create Recovery Questions, Answers and Hints in the next page and click “Continue” button. Click “I agree” button in the next page.
6. In the next page, there will be two options to help verify the applicant’s identity. Select an applicable option.
7. Once the applicant has signed in with GC Key and verified his/her identity, the applicant will be directed to create the MSCA profile.
8. Follow the onscreen instructions and complete the profile creation. Proceed to sign in using the Username and Password.
9. After profile creation, the applicant has to complete the application for the Canada Pension Plan (Post-Retirement Disability Benefit) by clicking the applicable button.
10. Complete the online application with respect to the requirement by providing the necessary details and information.
11. Once completed, submit the application by clicking the applicable button. After submitting the online application form, the applicant has to complete Consent for Service Canada to Obtain Personal Information form (ISP-2502).
12. Consent forms download links can be found in the following ISP-2502
13. Completed form should be either mailed or submitted in person to the Service Canada office.
14. Mailing address can be found in the following Mailing address
15. The application process is free and the applicant need not pay anything to apply for the Post-Retirement Disability Benefit.
16. Upon receipt of the application and all the required information, the Department will proceed to review and assess the submitted information.
17. On completion of the review, the Service Canada office will call the applicant to inform the decision made or request for more information to arrive at a decision.
18. The office may ask the applicant to consult another doctor for medical report. After reviewing the second report, the office will send a decision letter to the applicant through mail.
19. In any case, the processing gets completed within 120 days from the date of the receipt of application.
20. In the meantime, the applicant can log in into their MSCA account and check the application status by clicking the applicable option.

• Using bank account (Sign-In Partner)

1. To apply for Canada Pension Plan (Post-Retirement Disability Benefit) using Sign-in partner, the applicant has to visit the following Sign-In Partner
2. List of financial Sign-In Partners will be displayed in the link, select one among them in which the applicant have subscribed online banking.
3. Respective online banking portal will be opened, login into it using the user credentials.
4. After logging in, there will be two options to help verify the applicant’s identity. Select an applicable option.
5. Once the applicant has verified identity, he/she will be directed to create the MSCA profile.
6. Follow the onscreen instructions and complete the profile creation. Proceed to sign in using the Username and Password.
7. After profile creation, the applicant has to complete the application for the Canada Pension Plan (Post-Retirement Disability Benefit) by clicking the applicable button.
8. Complete the online application with respect to the requirement by providing the necessary details and information.
9. Once completed, submit the application by clicking the applicable button. After submitting the online application form, the applicant has to complete Consent for Service Canada to Obtain Personal Information form (ISP-2502).
10. Consent forms download links can be found in the following ISP-2502
11. Completed form should be either mailed or submitted in person to the Service Canada office.
12. Mailing address can be found in the following Mailing address
13. The application process is free and the applicant need not pay anything to apply for the Post-Retirement Disability Benefit.
14. Upon receipt of the application and all the required information, the Department will proceed to review and assess the submitted information.
15. On completion of the review, the Service Canada office will call the applicant to inform the decision made or request for more information to arrive at a decision.
16. The office may ask the applicant to consult another doctor for medical report. After reviewing the second report, the office will send a decision letter to the applicant through mail.
17. In any case, the processing gets completed within 120 days from the date of the receipt of application.
18. In the meantime, the applicant can log in into their MSCA account and check the application status by clicking the applicable option.

• Using Provincial ID

1. To apply for Canada Pension Plan (Post-Retirement Disability Benefit) online using Provincial ID, the applicant has to visit the following apply online
2. In the page opens, will be present two options for two provinces. Select an applicable option and click “I agree” button in the next page.
3. Respective online application portal will be opened. The applicant has to complete the application process by following the onscreen instructions.
4. After logging in into the applicable portal, there will be two options to help verifying his/her identity. Select an applicable option.
5. Once verified the identity, the applicant will be directed to create the MSCA profile.
6. Follow the onscreen instructions and complete the profile creation. Proceed to sign in using the Username and Password.
7. After profile creation, the applicant has to complete the application for the Canada Pension Plan (Post-Retirement Disability Benefit) by clicking the applicable button.
8. Complete the online application with respect to the requirement by providing the necessary details and information.
9. Once completed, submit the application by clicking the applicable button. After submitting the online application form, the applicant has to complete Consent for Service Canada to Obtain Personal Information form (ISP-2502).
10. Consent forms download links can be found in the following ISP-2502
11. Completed form should be either mailed or submitted in person to the Service Canada office.
12. Mailing address can be found in the following Mailing address
13. The application process is free and the applicant need not pay anything to apply for the Post-Retirement Disability Benefit.
14. Upon receipt of the application and all the required information, the Department will proceed to review and assess the submitted information.
15. On completion of the review, the Service Canada office will call the applicant to inform the decision made or request for more information to arrive at a decision.
16. The office may ask the applicant to consult another doctor for medical report. After reviewing the second report, the office will send a decision letter to the applicant through mail.
17. In any case, the processing gets completed within 120 days from the date of the receipt of application.
18. In the meantime, the applicant can log in into their MSCA account and check the application status by clicking the applicable option.

Apply through mail

1. To apply for Canada Pension Plan (Post-Retirement Disability Benefit) through mail, the applicant has to send a mail application to the Service Canada office.
2. The mailing address can be found in the following Mailing address
3. First, the applicant has to download the application form:
   • Non-terminal illness ISP-1151
   • Terminal illness ISP-2530A
4. After downloading the application, the applicant can fill it online as well as offline. Make sure that all the documents in the “Required Documents” section of this page are available.
5. Complete the application as per convenience, attest it with signature and attach the required documents with the application form.
6. Then, send the application package to the respective Service Canada office, through a safe and secure mail service.
7. Once submitted, the applicant will have to complete a Medical report (as applicable) with their doctor or nurse practitioner.
8. Medical report download links can be found below:
   • Non-terminal illness ISP-2519
   • Terminal illness ISP-2530B
9. Complete it as required and submit to the relevant authority at the respective Service Canada office.
10. The application process is free and the applicant need not pay anything to apply for the Post-Retirement Disability Benefit.
11. Upon receipt of the application and all the required information, the Department will proceed to review and assess the submitted information.
12. On completion of the review, the Service Canada office will call the applicant to inform the decision made or request for more information to arrive at a decision.
13. The office may ask the applicant to consult another doctor for medical report. After reviewing the second report, the office will send a decision letter to the applicant through mail.
14. In any case, the processing gets completed within 120 days from the date of the receipt of application.
15. In the meantime, the applicant can contact the office for knowing the status of the application.

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Required Documents

• Completed application form
  • Non-terminal illness ISP-1151
  • Terminal illness ISP-2530A
• Social Insurance Card (applicants and their spouses)
• Medical report
  • Non-terminal illness ISP-2519
  • Terminal illness ISP-2530B
• Consent to obtain Personal Information form (online applications) ISP-2502
• Any supporting document (as instructed)

Office Locations & Contacts

Service Canada,
1870, Albert Street,
Suite 500,
Regina,
Saskatchewan
Phone: +1 800-622-6232
Website link
Contact link

Eligibility

• The applicant must be under the age of 65 and they should have a severe and prolonged mental or physical medical condition, according to the definition in the Canada Pension Plan legislation.
• They must have made valid contributions to the CPP in 4 of the last 6 years.

Refer “Eligibility” section in the following link

Fees

• The application process is free and the applicant need not pay anything to apply for the Post-Retirement Disability Benefit.

Validity

• Refer the “When your benefit could stop” section in the following Validity

Documents to Use

• Application forms
  • Non-terminal illness ISP-1151
  • Terminal illness ISP-2530A
• Medical report
  • Non-terminal illness ISP-2519
  • Terminal illness ISP-2530B
• Consent to obtain Personal Information form (online applications) ISP-2502

Sample Documents

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Processing Time

• The application processing takes up to 120 days to complete.

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Instructions

• After applying, the applicants may log into their MSCA at any time to submit the documents in support of their application. This process is the same for terminal illness applications.
• The applicants are advised to write/type their Social Insurance Number at the top of each page in the form and sign all areas that require their signature.
• If the applicant is unable to fill out the forms, a family member or a friend can help them. They should make sure that they sign wherever necessary.
• The applicants are advised to keep photocopies of everything they submit. If they call the applicants, they should write down the name of the person they speak to and the date and time of the conversation.

Refer the following link for more Instructions

Required Information

• Social Insurance Number
• Name, Initial and family name
• Full name at birth
• Date and country of birth
• Preferred language
• Marital status
• Residential and mailing address
• Banking information
• Information about children
• Details about other countries’ benefits

Need for the Document

• Canada Pension Plan (CPP) disability benefit offers monthly payment for people under the age of 65, people who have made enough contributions into the CPP, people who have a mental or physical disability or people with long-term disability.

Information which might help

• The Post-Retirement Disability Benefit is paid in addition to the CPP retirement pension that the applicant is receiving, until the age of 65.
• If they have any dependent children, a disabled contributor’s child benefit is payable. CPP benefits may affect the income they receive from other programs.
• Some income-tested benefits take their CPP income into account, such as the War Veterans Allowance, Employment Insurance, the Guaranteed Income Supplement, the Allowance and the Allowance for the Survivor, as well as provincial and territorial social assistance (“welfare”) and disability benefits and most workers’ compensation programs.
• CPP benefits may also affect how much the applicants get from their employer pension or private-sector disability insurance.

Other uses of the Document/Certificate

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e.g. Birth Certificate can be used as proof of identity.

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