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Office of Employee Health

Home → Retirees → Planning for Retirement → Retirement Process Checklist

Below are the steps for a regular service retirement

Decide when you expect to retire
Contact the ("fb88PERS")
- 6 to 12 months before you expect to retire
- Choose a retirement date
- Complete your completed Retirement Application and file it with fb88PERS at least 3 months before you retirement date
- Set up for your fb88PERS pension & benefit payments.
- You may receive a preliminary benefit while your fb88PERS application is being reviewed
- If you plan to return to work after retirement, please check the requirements on the
- Eligibility to continue Basic Group Life Insurance
Contact your local Social Security Administration Office
- - this site will provide you with your local office's address, phone number and hours
Contact the Office of Employee Health and Wellness
- Schedule an appointment to meet with your Benefits Specialist approximately one month prior to your retirement date.�� (207) 624-7380 or 1-800-422-4503
- Complete the necessary forms to either enroll or decline insurance coverage��

�� Request to Decline or Withdraw From Coverage (PDF)

Notify the Human Resources personnel for your department