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# PRS.CRVS.02: Enrolment in old age allowance scheme

## Context: Use Case 

### Social Protection

The Old Age Allowance Scheme is a programme that provides financial support to older individuals who have limited or no income in their retirement years. It is a part of social protection programmes and works in conjunction with systems like the CRVS, foundational ID, payment, and other systems, to ensure that seniors receive the assistance they need.

### Systems Involved

The process workflow provided here focuses on the data exchange between the SP-MIS and CRVS establish by the UIN@ of the applicant, which is facilitated by the UIN provided by the applicant.

> *Note*: External requirements like foundational ID systems, payment systems and social registries are not included in this description.

## **Detailed Process workflow**

### Figure 

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### **Table**

### Sample APIs

#### <https://api.spdci.org/release/sample-jsons/crvs.html#processflow2>


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