Form CPT120 Certificate of Coverage Under the Canada Pension Plan Pursuant to Article 6 of the Agreement on Social Security Between Jersey, Guernsey and Canada - Canada

Form CPT120 Certificate of Coverage Under the Canada Pension Plan is used to certify the coverage of an individual under the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) in accordance with the social security agreement between Jersey, Guernsey, and Canada. It verifies that the individual is eligible for CPP benefits based on their contributions and employment history in Canada.

The Form CPT120 Certificate of Coverage under the Canada Pension Plan is typically filed by individuals who are covered under the Canada Pension Plan and are seeking coverage under the social security agreement between Jersey, Guernsey, and Canada.

FAQ

Q: What is the CPT120 Certificate of Coverage?
A: The CPT120 Certificate of Coverage is a document that certifies an individual's coverage under the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) in relation to the social security agreement between Jersey, Guernsey, and Canada.

Q: What is Article 6 of the Agreement on Social Security Between Jersey, Guernsey, and Canada?
A: Article 6 of the agreement relates to the coordination of social security systems between the three jurisdictions, including provisions for the coverage of individuals under the Canada Pension Plan.

Q: Who needs a CPT120 Certificate of Coverage?
A: Individuals who are working in either Jersey or Guernsey, and are eligible for coverage under the Canada Pension Plan, may need a CPT120 Certificate of Coverage to provide proof of their coverage.

Q: How do I obtain a CPT120 Certificate of Coverage?
A: To obtain a CPT120 Certificate of Coverage, you will need to contact the social security authorities in either Jersey or Guernsey, depending on where you are working, and follow their specific application process.