Federal Pension Service Temporarily Sends Paper Pension Forms

A limited group of citizens will receive the 'Declaration of Investigation of Your Rights' form by post as digital completion is temporarily unavailable.

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Since early September 2026, the Federal Pension Service is temporarily sending the 'Declaration of Investigation of Your Rights' form on paper. This form cannot currently be completed digitally via mypension.be.

This temporary procedure applies only to a limited group of citizens for whom the Federal Pension Service requires additional information to correctly investigate pension rights. Most pension applications do not require this extra information and therefore the form is not sent.
If you have received a paper copy, the Federal Pension Service asks you to fill it out and return it. The form is also available under ‘Messages and documents’ on mypension.be. The completed form can be sent by post to the Federal Pension Service or via the service's contact form.
Applicants have three months to complete the form. Those who have not responded after two months will receive a reminder requesting the information within one month.
The services of the Federal Pension Service continue to operate normally; only the digital completion of this specific form is temporarily unavailable.
Based on information from the official source: Stad Ieper — Nieuws (09/11/2026)