The “Financial Assistance for Funeral Expenses” scheme is a welfare initiative by the Building and Other Construction Workers Welfare Board under the Labour Department of Jammu and Kashmir. This program is designed to provide support to the nominee or legal heir of a registered worker in the event of the worker’s death. Under the scheme, a one-time financial assistance of ₹5,000/- is offered to help cover funeral expenses.
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Benefits
- Funeral Assistance:
A one-time financial assistance of ₹5,000/- is provided to the nominee or legal heir of the deceased worker.
Eligibility
Applicants must meet the following criteria:
- Nominee/Legal Heir:
The applicant must be the nominee or legal heir of the deceased worker. - Registration:
The deceased worker must have been registered with the Jammu and Kashmir Building & Other Construction Workers Welfare Board. - Active Membership:
The deceased worker should have been an active member of the Board at the time of death. - One-Time Benefit:
The scheme can be applied for only once per deceased worker.
Application Process
The application process can be completed both online and offline:
Online Application
- Visit the Official Website:
Navigate to the Jammu & Kashmir Building and Other Construction Workers Welfare Board website. - Login:
Click on “Login”, enter your details, and sign in to your account. - Scheme Registration:
After logging in, click on “Scheme Registration” and select “Apply for Scheme”. - Select the Scheme:
Choose the “Financial Assistance for Funeral Expenses” scheme. - Enter Details:
Fill in all required information and upload the necessary documents. - Submit:
Click “Submit Application” to complete the process.
Offline Application
- Applicants may also visit the designated office of the Board to submit a printed application along with the required documents.
Status Tracking
- Applicants can track the status of their application online through the official website. Updates will also be sent to the registered mobile number.
Documents Required
- Identity Card of the Deceased Worker.
- Identity Proof of the Nominee/Legal Heir.
- Certificate verifying the nominee/legal heir status.
- Passport-size Photograph.
- Death Certificate of the deceased worker.
- Undertaking (if required).
- Any other documents as specified by the Board.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is the Financial Assistance for Funeral Expenses Scheme?
It is a welfare scheme providing ₹5,000/- to the nominee or legal heir of a deceased registered worker to cover funeral expenses. -
Who is eligible to apply for this scheme?
The nominee or legal heir of a registered and active member of the Jammu and Kashmir Building & Other Construction Workers Welfare Board is eligible. -
What is the amount of financial assistance provided under this scheme?
The scheme provides a one-time assistance of ₹5,000/-. -
Is there any condition regarding the worker’s registration status?
Yes, the deceased worker must have been registered and active with the Board at the time of death. -
Can the scheme be applied for more than once?
No, the scheme is available only once per deceased worker. -
What documents are required to apply for the scheme?
Required documents include the identity card of the deceased worker, identity proof and nominee certificate of the legal heir, passport-size photograph, death certificate, undertaking, and any other documents as required. -
How do I apply for the funeral assistance scheme?
Applications can be submitted online via the Board’s official website or offline at the designated office. -
Can multiple legal heirs apply for the funeral assistance?
Only one nominee or legal heir is eligible to apply per deceased worker. -
How can I track the status of my application?
You can track the application status online through the official website, and updates will be sent to your registered mobile number. -
Can I apply for the scheme if the worker was registered under another state?
No, the scheme is only applicable to workers registered with the Jammu and Kashmir Building & Other Construction Workers Welfare Board.

