With the future implementation of the pension reform, many retirees will have to modify their departure request. Thus, the increase in the legal retirement age, as well as the increase in the duration of insurance, now set at 43 years, are major changes that some retirees will have the difficult task of integrating into their retirement application. With the postponement of the legal age of departure, it will thus be necessary to have to work several months longer. Decryption.

If it is, in principle, recommended to future retirees to plan their retirement as soon as possible, the recent changes recorded for the pension reform modify the planned timetable. Initially, it is recommended to submit your retirement application at least six months before the desired departure date. In these circumstances, the government has notably established an additional period to reconsider this request. According to the first data that have been communicated recently, it could be several months.

Without the pension reform, it is also possible to make changes to the pension application that has been submitted. To carry them out, it is essential that the request has not yet given rise to a notification. Thus, it is not necessary that a document be sent to you to confirm that the study of your file is over. On this proof, it is also specified your date of retirement, as well as the amount of your pension.

If you have not received this notification, you can request, at any time, that the processing of your file be stopped. To do this, you will simply have to send a letter to your pension fund to stop the additional process. In this way, it is not necessary to provide any proof.

Also be careful when you submit your retirement application. If you do not meet all the conditions in order to benefit from a full pension, you will be automatically informed before your file is taken care of. You will thus be able to make your decision in full knowledge of the facts, while having the amount of the discount provided for your basic pension.

If your request for retirement has already been notified to you, the situation becomes more complicated in this context. It is then no longer really possible to go back, except in two very specific cases. In the first case, your pension fund must be able to identify a lack of information. It is thus notified that this lack of information must prevent “the insured from benefiting from more advantageous provisions”.

In the second case, cancellation is also possible if more advantageous arrangements than those required have been made after the starting point of the retirement and at the latest two months after the notification. In both cases, you must contact the Pension Fund’s Amicable Appeals Commission within a maximum period of two months from the notification of the pension application.