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FAQs: You can learn how much Total Service Credit you had as of the end of the previous school year by referring to your most recent Annual Benefits Statement (ABS).
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FAQs: For most members, qualifying service is synonymous with Total Service Credit: the sum of your TRS membership service, transferred service, credited optional service, and Chapter 126 credit (for eligible Tier I and II members).
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FAQs: If TRS is aware that you have a membership service deficit, TRS will send you a Cost Letter; payment for deficits is mandatory.
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FAQs: Any pension contributions that are required by TRS, but are not made, would result in a "deficit."
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FAQs: Yes. However, you must pay for any membership service deficits.
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FAQs: Yes. However, you must pay for any deficits.
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FAQs: Generally, only prior service with a New York State or City public employer is creditable.
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May I receive pension credit for substitute service I performed during a leave of absence or after a resignation?
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FAQs: Your Cost Letter and accompanying election form will indicate the payment options available to you.
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FAQs: Yes—provided you did not lose your TRS membership rights.
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