Form CPT114 Certificate of Coverage Under the Canada Pension Plan Pursuant to Articles VI to X of the Agreement on Social Security Between the Government of Canada and the Government of the Republic of Chile - Canada (English / French)

Form CPT114 Certificate of Coverage Under the Canada Pension Plan is used to establish the coverage of an individual who is subject to both the Canadian and Chilean social security systems. This form is related to the Agreement on Social Security between the Government of Canada and the Government of the Republic of Chile. It helps determine the eligibility of an individual for social security benefits in both countries and ensures that the individual's contributions to the Canada Pension Plan are credited appropriately. The form is available in both English and French.

The Form CPT114 Certificate of Coverage under the Canada Pension Plan pursuant to Articles VI to X of the Agreement on Social Security between the Government of Canada and the Government of the Republic of Chile is filed by individuals who are covered under both the Canada Pension Plan and the social security system of Chile. This form is typically filed by individuals who are temporarily working or living in Chile and want to continue to contribute to the Canada Pension Plan while exempting themselves from the social security contributions in Chile. The form can be filed by the individual or their employer, depending on the specific circumstances.

FAQ

Q: What is the CPT114 Certificate of Coverage?A: The CPT114 Certificate of Coverage is a document issued under the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) to individuals who are temporarily working in Chile but are covered by the Canadian social security system.

Q: What is the purpose of the CPT114 Certificate of Coverage?A: The purpose of the CPT114 Certificate of Coverage is to ensure that individuals temporarily working in Chile can continue to contribute to the Canadian social security system and be exempted from contributing to the Chilean social security system.

Q: Who issues the CPT114 Certificate of Coverage?A: The CPT114 Certificate of Coverage is issued by the Canadian government.

Q: What is the Agreement on Social Security between Canada and Chile?A: The Agreement on Social Security between Canada and Chile is a bilateral agreement that allows individuals to be exempted from contributing to the social security system of the country they are temporarily working in, as long as they continue to contribute to their home country's social security system.

Q: What are Articles VI to X of the Agreement on Social Security between Canada and Chile?A: Articles VI to X of the Agreement on Social Security between Canada and Chile specifically deal with the coordination of social security benefits and the issuance of certificates of coverage for individuals temporarily working in the other country.

Q: What are the languages available for the CPT114 Certificate of Coverage?A: The CPT114 Certificate of Coverage is available in English and French.

Q: How can I obtain the CPT114 Certificate of Coverage?A: To obtain the CPT114 Certificate of Coverage, you will need to contact the appropriate Canadian government agency responsible for the administration of the Canada Pension Plan (CPP). They will assist you in issuing the certificate based on your eligibility and circumstances.

Q: Is the CPT114 Certificate of Coverage valid for all types of work in Chile?A: Yes, the CPT114 Certificate of Coverage is valid for all types of work in Chile as long as the individual is covered by the Canadian social security system.

Q: How long is the CPT114 Certificate of Coverage valid?A: The validity period of the CPT114 Certificate of Coverage will depend on the specific agreement between Canada and Chile. It is usually valid for a specified period, typically up to five years.

Q: Do I need to apply for a new CPT114 Certificate of Coverage if I continue working in Chile after the validity period?A: Yes, if you continue working in Chile after the validity period of your CPT114 Certificate of Coverage, you will need to apply for a new certificate. This ensures that you remain exempted from contributing to the Chilean social security system while continuing to contribute to the Canadian social security system.