Application for a buy-back of one or more periods of work

Before filing your application

Be sure that you meet the conditions determined for each request. If you choose the wrong form, your application may be rejected and you could even lose a benefit.

Conditions to be met to file your application

To file an application for a buy-back, you must meet the two following conditions:

  1. You are a member of one of the following plans:
    • Government and Public Employees Retirement Plan (RREGOP);
    • Pension Plan of Management Personnel (PPMP);
    • Retirement Plan for Senior Officials (RPSO);
    • Teachers Pension Plan (TPP);
    • Pension Plan of Peace Officers in Correctional Services (PPPOCS);
    • Superannuation Plan for the Members of the Sûreté du Québec (SPMSQ);
    • Pension Plan of Elected Municipal Officers.
  2. You were gainfully employed in the public sector, but you did not contribute to your public-sector pension plan. It can be a period of work during which you worked:
    • as a casual employee, between 1 July 1973 and:
      • 31 December 1986, if you were an employee in the health and social services sector who was on a recall list,
      • 31 December 1987, if you were an employee in the health and social services sector who was not on a recall list, or an employee in the public or education sector;
    • at a research centre in the health and social services sector;
    • on or before 30 June 2011 at an organization that became subject to a plan further to an order in council issued after that date;
    • as a member of the Lieutenant-Governor's, a Minister's or a member of the National Assembly's staff.

If you do not meet the conditions, the period to buy back might rather be a buy-back of one or more periods of absence. If such is the case, you must file an Application for a buy-back of one or more periods of absence.

After sending your application, you can track it via My Account.

rsp-727-tra form. Last update: September 2024.

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