Long-term Care Insurance Premium Payment Certificate

The Long-term Care Insurance Premium Payment Certificate certifies the amount of premium paid in one year and allows you to apply up to five years ago.

(Note) Copies may be made if necessary.

It costs 300 yen per case per year.

You can apply at the nearest ward office, Insurance and Pension Division.

Please send the following documents to the ward office Insurance and Pension Division.

（１） Payment certificate application
　Please fill out the application form with required items.

（２） Fixed amount postal money order for commissions
　Available at Japan Post Bank (postal savings window) (Please do not enter anything in the fixed amount postal money order.) 。
　For postal fixed amount money order, please prepare at the amount that will not be changed. If a fixed amount of money that exceeds the payment amount is sent, the amount of money will be paid.
　Please note that you will be sent a fixed amount of money for the payment amount again.

（３） Reply envelope
　Please put a stamp and fill in the address.

• If you are in a hurry or have a reliable receipt, please use express mail or registered mail for mailing to the ward office or reply envelope.
• Since it is necessary to confirm that the application has been made at the will of the person (in principle, the request will be made in the name of the person), the certificate will be sent to the person in Address.
• If you move out of Yokohama and move further, please enclose a copy of the relationship between your current address and the former Address (e.g., a copy of both sides of your driver's license).

• If you need a certificate of payment for Long-term Care Insurance Premium immediately after payment at a financial institution, please bring your receipt together.
• Please note that if the Address entered in the application form or your name is different from the contents of the ledger, we may issue it after necessary confirmation.
• Depending on your request, you may not be able to issue a certificate other than yourself.

Please contact Insurance and Pension Division of your ward office.
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