A Lump-Sum Death Payment (LSDP) is not payable if any of the following conditions
exist:
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The Railroad Retirement Board (RRB) has jurisdiction in the survivor's claim or has
previously paid a LSDP.
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The number holder (NH) deported after September 15, 1954, we received notice of his
or her deportation in the month he or she died or earlier, and not lawfully readmitted
to the U.S. for permanent residence.
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The NH was an alien who died outside the U.S. after 1/57, and the circumstances were
such that payment of the LSDP prevented the alien nonpayment provision.
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The NH received a tax exemption (which is still valid) as a member of a religious
group.
The Lump Sum is not payable to a
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person convicted of felonious and intentional homicide of the NH.
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a child in the juvenile justice system who, if they were an adult, would have been
convicted of a homicide of the NH.