Verify whether your GPF nomination is correct. In the case of multiple nominees, check whether the total share adds up to 100% and whether your nomination needs updating.
GPF Nomination Rules Checker
If nominating multiple people, the combined total must equal 100%.
Important Note: This nomination will automatically become **null and void** the day you acquire a family (e.g., through marriage). At that point, you must file a new nomination in favor of your family.
Your nomination aligns with statutory guidelines because it is granted to an immediate family member.
Ensure that your physical service book entries match this layout and that the cumulative share percentages across all nominee sheets exactly sum up to 100%.
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Introduction
GPF nomination is an extremely important matter that many government employees overlook. Without correct nomination, families may face complications in claiming GPF funds after the employee's death. Use this checker to verify the accuracy of your nomination.
How to Use
Step 1: Enter the name of each nominee
Step 2: Enter each nominee's share in percentage
Step 3: Add more nominees if needed
Step 4: Click the verify button
Features
Add multiple nominees
Verify whether total share equals 100%
Clear warning messages
Simple interface
Free
How It Works
The shares (%) of all nominees are added up to check whether the total is 100%. If not 100%, the nomination is invalid.
Eligibility & Rules
If there are multiple nominees, total share must equal 100%
Nomination must be updated when nominees change
Nomination should be updated after marriage
Benefits
Ensure your family's financial security
Avoid future complications
Correct nomination errors
Gain peace of mind
Common Mistakes
Not updating nomination after marriage
Not matching shares to 100% with multiple nominees
Not removing deceased nominee's name
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I change GPF nomination?
Fill out Form-2 and submit it to the AG office through your office.
What happens if there is no nominee?
Legal heirs can claim, but the process becomes complicated.