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Compare each employer, employment period and career interruption with payslips and official evidence. Check quarters and supplementary pension points, including credited periods such as unemployment, illness, maternity or military service.
Read the guide →Identify the year and the nature of the apparent gap. French quarters depend on earnings and the applicable rules; a gap is not always an error.
Read the guide →A pension application must be prepared; payment is not automatic. Check your planned retirement date against your age, contribution record, employment and the relevant scheme rules.
Read the guide →Living abroad does not erase pension rights earned in France. Start by obtaining your French career record and checking the periods recorded.
Read the guide →Identify the pension schemes covering the deceased’s career. A survivor’s pension generally needs an application and is not subject to identical rules in every scheme.
Read the guide →A review at 55 often leaves time to find evidence and correct apparent errors. Check every employer, status and career interruption.
Read the guide →A professional career may combine salaried employment, self-employment and several pension bodies. List the basic and supplementary rights earned under every status.
Read the guide →Check the beginning of your career and the quarters recorded before the age thresholds applicable to your generation.
Read the guide →Create one chronological overview of all jobs, professional statuses and contribution periods.
Read the guide →The cost depends on the depth of the review, number of schemes, complexity of the career and deliverables. A diagnostic, full assessment and correction service cover different work.
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