Clarification/instructions on various points raised during recent PLI workshop: Department of Posts

b. Accordingly, declaration of good health shall be obtained before reinstatement of such PLI/RPLI policies.

b. The rule is explained as under with an illustration as under: –

Suppose an insurant submitted a revival application on 5th of January and his revival request is approved by approving authority on 10th of the same month with the option of payment of revival amount in 12 instalments. Then, the insurant must pay the first revival instalment (including the premium due for the month of January) by 31st January with 2nd revival instalment to be paid on or before the first day of subsequent month i.e. on oF before 1st Feb. However, if insurant pays the first and second revival instalments in the month of January itself, then the next revival instalment (i.e., 3rd instalment) shall become due to be paid on or before 1st March. In this way, he can get a period of complete 1 month (whole month of February) to pay his 3rd instalment. This process should be followed for subsequent instalments also. Further, premium amount shall be continuously paid on the due date or within the grace period of a particular month to avoid further lapsation.

c. Accordingly, insurant(s) opting for payment of revival premium in instalments may be ‘advised that they should opt for paying Ist and 2nd revival instalments (apart from premia payable) in the month of revival itself, so that he/she gets next complete month for paying the 3rd revival instalment. He/she should be further advised to continue paying subsequent revival instalments in such manner only, to avoid lapsation. Apart from payment of revival instalments, the due premia should also be paid on the due dates or within the grace period to avoid lapsation.

d. Therefore, in other words, policyholder should prefer to pay first two revival instalments in one go, during the month of revival of the policy with his/her premia.

b. It is therefore requested to sensitize PLI/RPLI salesforce tomandatorily obtain mobile no. and email-id for each new PLI/RPLI proposal. Further, PLI-CPC and Post Office Staff may be instructed to collect these details while an insurant visit a Post Office or PLI-CPC for premium payment or for submission of various financial and non- financial requests.

c. Further, notice board can be displayed at Post Office premises for our PLI/RPLI customers to get the mobile no./email updated conveniently and easily over toll free no. 1800-266-6868.

d. It is further intimated that Divisional Office have been provided access of DWH reports option, where they can generate a report of all active policies of a particular Branch Office/ Sub Office and share the details of all those PLI/RPLI policies which do not have mobile no./email address, with the concerned offices to get the details updated in the system. In case of Branch Offices, they may obtain these details from the insurants and share it with concerned Account Office for updation.