She is the victim of a serious administrative error which makes her a ghost. Annie, 63, lives in Clohars-Carnoët, on the border of Finistère and Morbihan. This sexagenarian learned from the mouth of her banker that she had died. It was through a letter from the pension fund that his financial advisor got wind of the news. The explanation is probably quite simple. According to West France, to whom the retiree confided, Annie lost an aunt who bears the same name as her on February 13. On February 14, the Breton was therefore declared dead by mistake.
If the reason for this administrative fault seems quite simple to identify, it causes a lot of harm to its victim. To “recover” her identity, Annie had to prove that she was indeed alive by establishing a “life certificate” and thus find hers in the eyes of the Health Insurance, her mutual insurance company and her pension fund. The retiree had to contact all the French administrative services to find a situation. A return to life.