How It Works

Point to know

Account Suspension: If a membership account experiences payment defaults, bounces, or non-payment for three consecutive months (90 days), the membership is automatically flagged as expired.

Immediate Loss of Coverage: If an account expires, the individual loses all rights to subsidized funeral benefits. Should a death occur while an account is in expired status, the family will be required to pay the full, out-of-pocket costs for the burial plot, washing (Ghusl), shrouding (Kafan), and transportation by them selves

Reinstatement Penalties: Re-activating an expired account isn’t as simple as paying the missed balance. Members who let their accounts lapse for three months are treated as brand-new applicants. They must pay the initial sign-up registration fee again and wait out a mandatory probationary period (usually 30 to 90 days) before coverage kicks back in.

Registration Fee Waiver: When a woman is removed from her former spouse’s family plan, she must register for her own independent, single membership. To ease her transition, the organization will completely waive the standard one-time registration setup fee (which normally costs between $100 and $250).

Continuous Coverage: By transitioning directly into her own account, the standard 90-day waiting period for new members is bypassed. This ensures she remains fully covered without a single day of vulnerability.

Remarried: When a member married the spouse we get in automatically, woman remarried than husband should pay registration.

The Annual Fee: She must pay the community’s standard yearly donation or annual maintenance fee (typically a nominal amount ranging from $50 to $120 per year).