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SG60 Vouchers

Authorisation Form/Letter of Indemnity

Information required for claiming on behalf of someone.

Last updated 22 September 2025
Authorisation Form - Claiming vouchers on behalf of eligible recipients

Family members can claim the SG60 Vouchers on behalf of recipients with proper authorisation. To do so, bring these documents to the nearest Community Centre/Club (CC):

  • Recipient’s National Registration Identity Card (NRIC) (physical or digital) 

  • Representative’s NRIC or any other valid identification documentation 

  • A completed Authorisation Form for the SG60 Vouchers

The Authorisation Form can be downloaded here.

This process ensures that the vouchers are claimed securely and appropriately on behalf of the eligible individual.

Online Authorisation Form

You may authorise a Representative to claim your SG60 Vouchers through 3 simple steps.

1) Log in via *Singpass and fill up the online Authorisation Form (here).

*If you require assistance with your Singpass account, kindly contact Singpass for assistance.

2) Provide all details of Representative (such as NRIC and email address) and click submit.  You and your Representative will receive an acknowledgement email.

3) Remind your Representative that he/she must bring along the following documents to the nearest Community Centre/Club (CC):

a. Representative’s acknowledgement email

b. Representative’s NRIC or any other valid identification document

Letter of Indemnity - Claiming on behalf of an individual who is mentally incapacitated

You can help an individual who is mentally incapacitated to claim their SG60 Vouchers if you are:

  • Aged 21 and above; and

  • A next-of-kin, or appointed donee under the Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA), or court-appointed Deputy of the individual.

(a)    If you are the appointed donee under the Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) of the beneficiary

Kindly bring the following documents to the Community Centre/ Club

  • Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) – Kindly ensure that the LPA authorises you to make decisions on property and affairs

  • Document to show the beneficiary's medical condition (e.g. doctor's memorandum, medical report). The date of the document(s) should not be more than 1 year ago, unless it specifically states that the patient’s condition is permanent (e.g. permanent mental incapacity) or the condition is known to be permanent (e.g. autism, Down syndrome, cerebral palsy etc.)

  • Completed Letter of Indemnity, which can be downloaded here

  • NRIC of Beneficiary

  • NRIC of Donee

(b)    If you are the court-appointed deputy

Kindly bring the following documents to the Community Centre/ Club

(c)     If you are the next-of-kin or caregiver and do not have a LPA/ deputyship

Kindly bring the following documents to the Community Centre/ Club

  • Document to show the beneficiary's medical condition (e.g. doctor's memorandum, medical report). The date of the document(s) should not be more than 1 year ago, unless it specifically states that the patient’s condition is permanent (e.g. permanent mental incapacity) or the condition is known to be permanent (e.g. autism, Down syndrome, cerebral palsy etc.)

  • Completed Letter of Indemnity, which can be downloaded here

  • NRIC of Beneficiary

  • NRIC of Proxy