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1. Multiple Death Benefit Claims: Additional section when claiming multiple benefits or from different sources

2. Legal Authority: Required when deponent is acting in a legal capacity (executor, administrator) rather than as direct beneficiary

3. Disability Declaration: Needed when the death benefit claim involves disability benefits or special circumstances

4. Prior Claims History: Required when there have been previous claims or applications related to the deceased's benefits

5. Foreign Assets Declaration: Necessary when death benefits involve international policies or overseas assets

1. Schedule A - Death Certificate: Certified copy of the death certificate

2. Schedule B - Proof of Identity: Copies of deponent's identification documents

3. Schedule C - Relationship Evidence: Documents proving relationship to deceased (marriage certificate, birth certificate etc.)

4. Schedule D - Benefit Documentation: Copies of policy documents, pension statements, or benefit statements

5. Schedule E - Will or Letters of Administration: If applicable, proof of legal authority to make claim

6. Schedule F - Additional Claims Documentation: Any supporting documents specific to the type of death benefit being claimed