Labor Insurance Act Article 63-3

The survivors should pick one to apply when they are qualified for at least 2 types of survivor's pension payments.Recipient of this Act's funeral grant, survivor pension benefit and survivor allowance is limited to one person only. In case there are at least two persons who are qualified to claim the benefits, they should jointly receive the benefits. If they don't jointly receive the benefits or another qualified person submit a claim before the insurer approve the claim, the insurer should notify the applicants to negotiate one of them to represent them in drawing the claim. When the qualified survivors could not or unable to reach an agreement, the total amount of calculated highest amount of funeral grant, survivor allowance and survivor pension would be evenly distributed among the applicants.Should there are at least two qualified persons on the same claiming order and one of them has claimed survivors' pension benefit, the benefits should be granted. If they jointly agree to claim a lump sum benefit according to third paragraph of article 63 and second and fourth paragraph of article 63-1, the benefits would be granted according to their agreement.After the insurer has granted survivors' benefit according the preceding two paragraphs, if there is any qualified survivor with the same claiming order, the survivor who draws the benefits should be responsible to distribute the benefits to other qualified survivors with the same claiming order.