CPAO Bhavishya Pensioners Status : Central Pension Accounting Office

Organisation : CPAO, Ministry of Finance, Central Pension Accounting Office
Facility : Bhavishya Pensioners Status

Check Status here : http://www.cpao.gov.in/php4/pan_status_from_Bhavishya.php
Home Page : http://www.cpao.gov.in/

Bhavishya Pensioners Status :

Display Status of Pensioners who are about retire and who has registered under BHAVISHYA System

Related : Bhavishya Pension Sanction & Payment Tracking System : www.statusin.in/18858.html

In BHAVISHYA System Following Status Information is displayed to registered users who are about to retire:
i) Pan Card NO (10 digit number)
ii) Date of Retirement

About us :
The Central (Civil) pensions are authorized through Central Pension Accounting Office (CPAO) functioning under the Controller General of Accounts. CPAO is administering the ‘Scheme for Payment of Pensions to Central Government Civil Pensioners by Authorized Banks (both Public Sector and some Private sector Banks)’.

The coverage of the Scheme extends to all pensioners of the Central Government employed in Civil Ministries/Departments (other than Railways, Posts, and Defence), National Capital Territory of Delhi, Union Territory Administrations without legislatures, retired Judges of the High Courts and the Supreme Court and All India Service Officers.

This Scheme also covers payment of pension to former Members of Parliament and the payment of pension and other amenities to the former Presidents/Vice Presidents of India. The working of CPAO is fully computerized.

Contact Us :
Central Pension Accounting Office
Ministry of Finance:Department of Expenditure
Trikoot-II, Bhikaji Cama Place, New Delhi – 110 066 .

FAQs :
Who is responsible for initiating pension case of a retiring Govt. servant?
Head of Office is responsible for initiating pension cases of retiring Government Servant. He undertakes the work of preparation of pension papers with reference to the provisions of the rules applicable regarding timelines;

He has to undertake the preparation of pension papers two years before the date of superannuation and is required to complete the pension papers eight months prior to the date of retirement of Govt. Servant.

Is the Head of Office supposed to apprise the government servant of the details of his pension case?
Yes, He is supposed to give a copy of the pension calculation sheet to the pensioner, which will include the details of period of service rendered, date and rate of last increment and scale of pay etc.

What should the Head of Office do if he finds any information missing from the pension documents forwarded to PAO?
If after forwarding the pension documents to the PAO, the Head of Office comes across any event that may have a bearing on the admissible pension; he should immediately intimate the same to the PAO.

What is the role of PAO in respect of pension processing?
The Pay & Accounts Officer, on receiving the pension papers, is to verify the service records and apply prescribed checks with reference to the applicable Pension rules, and assess the amount of pensionary benefits.

After applying the necessary checks, he prepares the Pension Payment Order (PPO) in the Proforma given in CAM-52 and forwards the same to the Central Pension Accounting Office under the Special Seal Authority for arranging the payment through authorized bank.

The final responsibility of the correctness of calculations and authorization of admissible pension is that of the PAO.