Who holds these pension records in Luxembourg today?

Caisse nationale d'assurance Pension (CNAP). Pension contribution record and entitlement information.

What does a former member living abroad do first?

Start at the official source for Caisse nationale d'assurance Pension (CNAP). Access note on record: LuxTrust or eID, or unauthenticated route needing only 13 digit matricule.

Can I access my Luxembourg pension record from abroad?

Usable from abroad. LuxTrust or eID, or unauthenticated route needing only 13 digit matricule. On the authority's own page, checked 6 September 2026: Guichet.lu states Luxembourg residence not required; unauthenticated route needs only the 13 digit matricule.

When was this entry last checked?

6 September 2026, against the official source.

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Caisse nationale d'assurance Pension (CNAP)

Last verified 6 September 2026

Recorded today as Caisse nationale d'assurance Pension (CNAP). No earlier name, merger or transfer is on record here.

Pension contribution record and entitlement information. Records for Luxembourg are held today by Caisse nationale d'assurance Pension (CNAP). A former member living abroad starts at the official source, checked on 6 September 2026. Access note on record: LuxTrust or eID, or unauthenticated route needing only 13 digit matricule.

Identity

Current recorded name: Caisse nationale d'assurance Pension (CNAP)
Earlier names, mergers and transfers: Not on record here.
Country: Luxembourg
Official source: https://cnap.public.lu (checked 6 September 2026)

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Usable from abroad

What the authority demands: LuxTrust or eID, or unauthenticated route needing only 13 digit matricule
Evidence: Guichet.lu states Luxembourg residence not required; unauthenticated route needs only the 13 digit matricule
Source: https://cnap.public.luChecked on the authority's own page, 6 September 2026

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Contact route for a former member abroad

Public government portal, open to anyone: Caisse nationale d'assurance Pension (CNAP) (checked 6 September 2026)

Contact fields on record: 1
Sourced rules on record: 4
Last checked: 6 September 2026

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Country rules on record

An appeal to the Social Security Arbitration Council (Conseil arbitral de la sécurité sociale) must be filed within forty days of notification of the contested decision.
What is lost: Forfeiture ("sous peine de forclusion"); guichet.lu states that beyond that time frame no appeals are accepted and the decision becomes final.
Official source, secu.lu (checked 1 September 2026)
The child-raising pension ("Mammerent") should be applied for 1 to 2 months before the 65th birthday; if the application is made after age 65 the benefit is only payable from the m
What is lost: The benefit is payable only from the month in which the application is processed - there is no payment for the earlier period.
Official source, guichet.public.lu (checked 1 September 2026)
An application to buy back (retroactively purchase) insurance periods must be made before the age of 65 and before the person receives a personal pension.
What is lost: the source does not state what happens if this is missed
Official source, guichet.public.lu (checked 1 September 2026)
An application to have child-raising years ("baby years") counted for pension purposes can be made once the child reaches age 4 and at the latest when the application for a persona
What is lost: the source does not state what happens if this is missed
Official source, guichet.public.lu (checked 1 September 2026)

Dated obligation on record

An appeal to the Social Security Arbitration Council (Conseil arbitral de la sécurité sociale) must be filed within forty days of notification of the contested decision.

What is lost: Forfeiture ("sous peine de forclusion"); guichet.lu states that beyond that time frame no appeals are accepted and the decision becomes final.

Official source, secu.lu (checked 1 September 2026)

Questions and answers

Who holds these pension records in Luxembourg today?: Caisse nationale d'assurance Pension (CNAP). Pension contribution record and entitlement information.
What does a former member living abroad do first?: Start at the official source for Caisse nationale d'assurance Pension (CNAP). Access note on record: LuxTrust or eID, or unauthenticated route needing only 13 digit matricule.
Can I access my Luxembourg pension record from abroad?: Usable from abroad. LuxTrust or eID, or unauthenticated route needing only 13 digit matricule. On the authority's own page, checked 6 September 2026: Guichet.lu states Luxembourg residence not required; unauthenticated route needs only the 13 digit matricule.
When was this entry last checked?: 6 September 2026, against the official source.

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