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PIS/Pasep 'Forgotten Money' query is available by CPF

PIS/Pasep ‘Forgotten Money’ query is available by CPF

A central bank system that allows for deliberation on receivables has disappointed many people who expected to find high amounts. Many such people can still get the opportunity to fulfill the desire to find “forgotten” money in another source: PIS / Pasep . classes.

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Caixa Econômica Federal estimates that 10.5 million Brazilians have about R$23.5 billion that they can withdraw. This amount refers to the labor contributions collected between 1970 and 1988.

During this period, there were still individual groups for the Social Integration Program (PIS) and the Public Service Legacy Formation Program (Pasep). After the end of the PIS/Pasep fund, those with available balance were authorized to withdraw funds.

What happened is that many workers still did not withdraw these amounts. The deadline for requesting funds expires on June 1, 2025, when the amount will be transferred permanently to the federal government.

How do you consult and withdraw?

Consultation is available on the website or app FGTS, or on Caixa Online Banking. To withdraw PIS/Pasep shares, the owner must access the application and transfer the funds to a checking account they maintain.

Amounts up to R$3,000 can be withdrawn at any lottery shop, Caixa Aqui correspondent or Caixa self-service terminal, using the Citizen Card. For large amounts, it is necessary to come in person at the Caixa branch and present an official document with a photo.

What documents are required?

If the quota holder is to withdraw the benefits, he only needs to inform the CPF number, NIS / PIS / PASEP number and date of birth. In the event of withdrawal by heir Or continue, below documents are also required:

  • Certificate or declaration of a dependent who is entitled to a pension from the National Social Security Institute;
  • Certificate provided by the entity (in the case of a public employee);
  • a court order specifying the successor or legal representative;
  • Share or Public Inventory and Share Deed; or
  • letter of attorney.