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of <h1>Rule 21: Claiming Social Security Payments by Nominees or Heirs with Required Documentation and Limits Explained.</h1> Rule 21 of the Social Security Certificates Rules, 1982, outlines the process for nominees or legal heirs to claim payments due under certain conditions. Applicants must submit an application to the relevant Postmaster, accompanied by necessary documents such as the certificate, proof of death, and, in some cases, a death certificate signed by a district authority. If there are multiple claimants, a joint discharge is required. In cases where no nomination exists and the estate's probate is not produced within three months, sums up to Rs. 20,000 may be paid to a suitable claimant by designated postal authorities without probate documentation. The rule specifies limits for different postal authorities to sanction claims.
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