The route for members who moved abroad.

What the fund sends

One row per member, with these columns and no others:

• name, the member's name
• date_of_birth, the date of birth
• country_moved_to, the country the member moved to
• employment_from, the start of the employment period
• employment_to, the end of the employment period
• case_ref, the fund's own case reference

Name and date of birth may be left blank. We do not accept national ID numbers, bank details or amounts. A file that carries any of them is refused whole, with a message for each row, so it can be corrected and sent again.

What we return for each member

• The country route from abroad, as our data states it, where we hold one.
• The authority in that country and its contact.
• The dated obligations that apply to the member's employment period.
• Any written answer that authority has given us, with its date.
• A dated audit trail: each step names its source and the date we read it, or says plainly that our data records no date for it.

A member who moved to a country outside our coverage comes back marked as not covered. A country we do not recognise comes back the same way. We make no guess.

Names and dates of birth stay in the browser

The list is read in the browser in which it is opened. Only the case reference, the country and the employment period are sent to our server, because the answer depends on the country and the period, not on the person. Names and dates of birth are joined back on screen and in the downloaded results. Nothing about the members is stored.

Terms

The service is priced per engagement and agreed directly with the fund. Before any real member data, we sign a data processing agreement with the fund. We identify routes and authorities; decisions about any benefit stay with the fund and the member. We give no financial advice, we take no percentage of anyone's pension and we never hold anyone's money.

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