Steps to Nominate an Administrator
A Member can appoint up to 3 nominees via e-Amanah portal.
Step 1
Log in to e-Amanah and navigate to your profile to fill in the list of Administrator Nominees.
Step 2
Upload the required documents and click Update.
Step 3
Once the required documents are completed, the Member will be contacted to schedule an appointment with TAP. If the documents are incomplete, a query will be sent to the Member before the appointment is arranged.
Step 4
TAP will verify the Administrator nomination.
Step 5
Both the Member and Administrator Nominee(s) are required to sign the Administrator Nomination Form.
Documents Required
The following documents must be uploaded to the e-Amanah portal.
Required documents for SPK Members:
SPK Member
Required Supporting Document
Citizen Member
Member's Identification Card
Permanent Resident Member
Member's Identification Card and Brunei International Certificate of Identity (ICI) or passport
Required documents for Administrator Nominee(s):
Administrator Nominee
Required Supporting Document
Husband or Wife
Copy of Marriage Certificate and Administrator Nominee's Identification Card
Children aged 18 years and above
Copy of Child/Children’s Birth Certificate and Administrator Nominee's Identification Card
Parents
Copy of Birth Certificate of the Member and Administrator Nominee's Identification Card
Siblings
Copy of Sibling’s Birth Certificate and Administrator Nominee's Identification Card
Registered adopted child/children
Copy of Adoption Certificate and Administrator Nominee's Identification Card
Shar’ie lawyer or lawyer
Copy of an agreement document between the Member and the lawyer (such as an engagement letter or equivalent) and Administrator Nominee's Identification Card
Note: The Identification Card must be updated, and the Administrator Nominee is not required to attend the appointment.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens if my Administrator Nominee does not fulfil the responsibility?
The beneficiary may refer this matter to the Civil Court.
If I passed away, what happen to my savings in Member Account?
Upon the Member's death, the family members can report the death to TAP by providing the required documents. All the savings in the Member Account will be disbursed to the Member's beneficiaries or the appointed administrator.
If the Member passes away and all his/her nominated administrators are also deceased, to
whom would the balance of the Member's SPK savings be paid?
If the first Nominee passes away, the Member's SPK savings balance will be paid to the next Nominee in the list and so on. If all three Nominees of the Administrator are deceased, the savings of the Member SPK will be handed over to the Administrator Officer appointed by the Syariah Court or Probate Office.
I wish to nominate my child as an Administrator, who is currently working abroad. Can I
proceed with my Administrator Nominee application?
Yes, as long as there are complete supporting documents during Nomination application.
If I have made a Hibah or Will, will it supersede my Administrator Nomination with SPK?
No, Members’ savings balance and derivative benefit will be paid to the Administrator Nominee appointed by the Member.
What are the benefits received by dependents and beneficiaries of the deceased Member?
The dependents and beneficiaries of the deceased Member receive the following benefits:
• From the Member's Account, the beneficiary will receive 100% of the balance in the Member Account.
• From the Retirement Account, the dependents will receive derivative benefits based on the following scenarios:
For Member who passes away before the age of 60, the dependent will receive (Derivative Benefit for a period of 15 years), whichever is higher:
1. Derivative Benefit of $400 per month OR
2. 50% of the latest annuity estimates.
Dependents are eligible to receive a minimum of $400 if they meet the conditions such as having contributed for at least 25% of the membership period as a TAP Member or have contributed in the past 3 months before death.
For Member who passes away between the age of 60 and below the age of 75, the dependent will receive payment for the period - the remaining age of the Member reaches the age of 75 (assumption if still alive), whichever is higher:
1. Derivative annuity of $250 per month OR
2. 50% of the annuity being received.
I am married with 2 children and have appointed my husband as 1st nominee, my eldest
as the 2nd nominee while my youngest child as the 3rd nominee. What will happen once I
passed away?