“We recognize these types of agreements, but at the end of the day, the beneficiary is always the legal spouse,” he said. Unlike second spouses, Cerbo reiterated that illegitimate children, as provided by law, have legal rights to their parents` benefits. Q3: If the deceased PNP member, although not legally married, had [illegitimate] children, are the parents still entitled to death benefits? The legal wife wins, even distributing the profits of the 44 Special Action Force commandos and 15 survivors of the Mamasapano clash who have a second wife, the Philippine National Police said Tuesday. If the second family were to take legal action against the policy, Cerbo said the PNP was “ready to bring them to justice.” RC “Our only and final basis for determining legitimate beneficiaries is the law,” PNP spokesman Chief Superintendent Generoso Cerbo Jr. said in an interview. “Hindi kinikilalang mga beneficiary `yung mga `No. 2” (“`No. 2` is not recognized as a beneficiary).” In total, police officers receive benefits amounting to 82 million pesos. An additional 18 million pesos, which the PNP received from its SAF fundraising, will be made available to beneficiaries. For all-purpose orientation, the following beneficiaries of death requests are listed in this order of preference: A2: No.
A monthly pension equal to 80% of the PNP member`s basic salary for a period of 5 years is granted only to his/her surviving spouse or, failing that, to legitimate or legally adopted surviving children. This assumes that the deceased PNP member was legally married (if the applicant is the surviving spouse or legitimately dependent children) or had legally adopted one or more children. When the PNP completed the distribution of pension benefits and monetary donations from government agencies to the families of the slain SAF men, it stressed that only legitimate beneficiaries were eligible. “Syempre ang legal, `yung pinakasalan (The legal beneficiaries are those who married them).” A4: No. But the common-law spouse may represent his illegitimate minor children, if applicable, in the filing of the death application. A1: Surviving parents receive the following benefits: Saan po ako pwd can be attached to the website. About survivors elligitimate children . I would like to request a follow-up to the above information. Q4: If the deceased PNP member was living with another person without marriage (common-law partner), is that spouse entitled to make a claim for death compensation? Status: There have been cases where police officers have died as a result of injuries sustained in the line of duty. Some of these police officers were still unmarried at the time of their deaths, leaving behind their parents or, in some cases, illegitimate children as survivors. Q2: What about the monthly pension? Are parents eligible? Magandang Araw po, para sa kaalaman ng lahat, narito po ang mga Decision Requirements (Please provide photocopies of documents) You are commenting with your WordPress.com account. ( Disconnect / Change ) Enter your details below or click on an icon to log in: Please check napolcom mc 2015-002 and 2011-009.
Both are available on our website www.napolcom.com.ph Q1: If the surviving parents of these single police officers submitted their death benefit application to NAPOLCOM, what would they receive? In addition to pension benefits and death grants, donations have been received for SAF men since the Mamasapano incident on 25 January. A3: Illegitimate children take precedence over surviving parents. It is therefore illegitimate children who are entitled to the benefits referred to in response 1. Like surviving parents, illegitimate children are not entitled to a monthly pension, but they can apply for scholarships if their parent (police officer) was killed [or became permanently unable to work] while legally performing his duty.