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I seem to have two different TRS numbers. Which one should I use? FAQs: All in-service members have a membership number that begins with an introductory code "00T" and is followed by six numbers.
Can substitute and per diem teachers in NYC public schools join TRS? FAQs: No. But, depending on your title, you may be eligible for membership in the Board of Education Retirement System or the New York City Employees’ Retirement System.
Can NYC Charter School employees join TRS? FAQs: Yes, if their Charter School has selected pension coverage from TRS.
What documentation can I use as proof of my date of birth? FAQs: The following items are considered acceptable date-of-birth documentation: birth certificate, passport, or naturalization document.
Benefits Overview Our members can receive a guaranteed retirement allowance, the opportunity to set aside additional funds for retirement, low-interest loans, disability retirement benefits, and death benefits.
Your Tax-Deferred Annuity Program guide
Can paraprofessionals in New York City public schools join TRS? FAQs: Before October 29, 2021, TRS membership was optional for paraprofessionals.
Can New York City Charter School employees join TRS? In-Service Member: New York Charter school employees join TRS FAQ
I seem to have two different TRS numbers. Which one should I use? FAQs: All in-service members have a membership number that begins with an introductory code "00T" and is followed by six numbers.
What documentation can I use as proof of my date of birth? FAQs: The following items are considered acceptable date-of-birth documentation: birth certificate, passport, or naturalization document.