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However, over the years and decades, there might come a time when we inadvertently and unintendedly misplaced our NRIC and wonder what needs to be done next to get a replacement, and which authorities need to be informed.

Here's a concise guide to help.

Contrary to popular misconception, you do not need to make a report to the Singapore Police Force (SPF) for a lost NRIC, unless you are a victim of crime, such as your NRIC being deliberately stolen from you, lost to a robbery or burglary, or lost due to a scam.

If there is imminent threat to life and/or property, please dial 999 for immediate police assistance. For non-emergency reporting of a crime, you can lodge a police report using the SPF's e-Service, or by visiting the nearest Neighbourhood Police Post or Neighbourhood Police Centre.

Though not legally required, you can use the SPF e-Service to report lost property (including your NRIC) not due to a crime, such as accidentally misplacing it, for documentation purposes and in case the lost property is returned by a member of the public.

The issuing authority of NRICs in Singapore is Immigrations & Checkpoints Authority (ICA). If you lose your NRIC, you must report the loss and apply for a replacement in person within 14 days to:

IC Unit Citizen Services Centre 10 Kallang Road ICA Building, Level 3 (Next to Lavender MRT station) Singapore 208718

The operating hours are from 8am to 4.30pm on Mondays to Fridays, and 8am to 12.30pm on Saturdays. You will need to bring along the following documents for the lost NRIC report and NRIC replacement process:

- Hard copy recent passport-sized colour photograph, taken within the last three months and adhering to ICA's guidelines. - Police Report (for NRIC lost to a crime) or completed Statutory Declaration (for NRIC not lost to a crime) - Baptism or religious certificate (for Singaporeans with religious names), deed poll (for Singaporeans with a change of name), marriage certificate (for those who want to include married name) - Permanent Residents also need to provide a digital image of the page(s) of their current passport that contain their personal particulars (bearing new name if applicable)

If you are unable to make this report and apply for a replacement NRIC in person at ICA within 14 days, you must still inform ICA of the loss by email first.

ICA charges a replacement fee is $100 for the first loss and $300 for subsequent losses. Payment can be made using NETS, NETS FlashPay or CashCard.

If your lost NRIC is found after a replacement has been issued, your old NRIC must be returned to the ICA.

After making payment, you will be issued with a collection slip, which indicates the date from which your new NRIC will be ready for collection.

For the first-time loss, the processing time for a new NRIC is 1 month, while replacement NRIC for subsequent losses will have a processing time of 3 months.

You can then make an e-Appointment to collect your replacement NRIC, choosing from appointment slots after the date stated on your collection slip.

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“If the bancassurance companies have gained market share, it is above all because they have more opportunities for contact with customers,” explains Marie-Catherine Sarraudy, of Optimind Winter. “Particularly when taking out a mortgage or agency transactions. The changeover is all the easier as the new insurer takes care of the entire termination procedure “of the home insurance.

The almost uninterrupted decline in credit rates in 2015 and 2016 supported this phenomenon: thanks to the Hamon law, when buying credit, banks were able to offer an immediate change of home insurance. And the situation has changed since January 1, 2015: under the Hamon law, changing home insurance has been made easier. No need to wait for the annual due date or a move: once the first anniversary of the contract has passed, it is possible to change it at any time! Banks seized the opportunity and are now much more aggressive in this market. How are traditional insurers reacting? Did they launch counter-offers?

The subject seems taboo: several mutual insurers were contacted on this subject, none wanted to speak. “To avoid departures, insurers are trying to play on loyalty programs, and increase communication with policyholders,” replies Marie-Catherine Sarraudy. “Improving the quality of service and digitization are also priority issues: online subscription and declaration, rapid claims management, etc. » The concern for the customer is that comparing his bank's home insurance with that of his insurer is not easy, because of multiple guarantees and unclear prices... "The quality of home insurance for banks tends to improve and move closer to traditional products," says Alexandre Muratet, of Actuaris.

“From now on, the difference is mainly in the specific guarantees. » Coverage for broken mirrors, mowers, etc. Finally, details. The annual home insurance contribution amounting to hundreds of euros, the issue may seem trivial for the bank.

It is of a strategic nature: "At the level of a banking group, the weight of non-life insurance often remains low, alongside the importance of life insurance and banking activity in the balance sheets", recognizes Marie-Catherine Sarraudy, actuarial consulting business director at Optimind Winter. “On the other hand, it is a real element of diversification: for the bank, it is important to have the widest possible range of products, so it will be more difficult for the client to change their main establishment. » Home insurance is generally not contractually linked to the mortgage.

The agreement will therefore remain oral and the bank has no means of forcing its client to sign. Can the latter therefore hope to “play for time”, promising to take out home insurance but postponing the signing of the contract? Complicated… Because the deadline for editing the loan offer takes time, often several weeks.

In the event of an oral agreement, the banker will therefore probably seek to conclude the home insurance file before signing the offer.

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