Does your ID end from 5 to 9? Request your AFP withdrawal on these dates, before the laggard period

During the month of June, the AFP Association enabled dates so that members can request the withdrawal of up to 4 UIT (S/20,500) of their funds. This period provides a penultimate opportunity for those who were not able to complete the process on the initial dates. If your National Identity Document (ID) ends in 5, 6, 7, 8 or 9, it is crucial that you know the specific dates when you can apply.

The Superintendency of Banking, Insurance and AFP (S.B.S.) has established a rigorous schedule to ensure that the process is orderly and accessible to all members. This article will guide you through the schedule, the steps to request your AFP withdrawal and will inform you about the lag periods.

AFP retirement June schedule: if your ID ends from the 5th to the 9th, send your request on these dates

For members whose ID ends in the digits 5 to 9, the AFP withdrawal schedule in June is as follows:

• If your ID ends in 5, you can register your application on June 24.
• If your ID ends in 6, make your request on June 25.
• If your ID ends in 7, send your application on June 26.
• If your ID ends in 8, the indicated day is June 27.
• If your ID ends in 9, you can make your request on June 28.
• If your DNI ends in 0, letter or other, register your request on July 1.

These specific days were established to avoid congestion in the system and ensure a smooth process for all applicants. It is essential that you follow these dates to ensure that your application is processed correctly and in the shortest time possible.

This is how you can request the withdrawal of funds from your AFP

The process to request the withdrawal of funds from your AFP It’s simple, but requires attention to detail. First, make sure you meet the basic requirements: be over 18 years old and have an active account in one of the four AFPs. Then, follow these steps:

1. Go to requestetiroafp.pe from Monday to Friday, between 8:00 am and 6:00 pm
2. Click on the “I want to withdraw” option.
3. Navigate to the bottom of the page and select “Start Request.”
4. Choose the type of document (DNI, immigration card, passport, etc.).
5. Enter your document number and the verification digit.
6. Write the expiration date of your document.
7. Check the “I’m not a robot” box and then click “Consult.”
8. If you are on the right date and time, you will be able to register your request.
9. Indicate the amount you wish to withdraw, up to a maximum of 4 UIT.
10. Provide the necessary contact details and complete the application by clicking “Register Application”.

What are the dates of the late period to send your AFP withdrawal request?

The free period, also known as the straggler period, allows members who were not able to apply on the initial stipulated dates to submit their application without DNI restrictions. This period will run from July 2 to August 17.

During this time, any member may register their request, regardless of the last digit of their ID. This measure seeks to simplify the process and ensure that all members have the opportunity to access their pension funds.

How many days does it take to make the AFP deposit, after registering my application?

The Superintendence of Banking, Insurance and AFP (SBS) has reported that the deposit of the first Tax unit (ITU) will be carried out within a period of less than 30 days from the date of registration of the application. This time may vary slightly depending on the load of requests and the internal processing of each AFP.

How can I know if the AFP was deposited to me?

To verify if your AFP funds have been deposited, you must check the bank account you registered at the time of making the request. You can do this through your bank’s website or mobile application.

Some users have reported receiving their funds through social networks, but the safest way to confirm the deposit is directly with your bank.