How to Get Your France Pension Statement
Relevé de Situation Individuelle (RIS) & Relevé de Carrière · CNAV / Agirc-Arrco
Step-by-step instructions to retrieve your certified statutory insurance and contribution record from Caisse Nationale d’Assurance Vieillesse & Info-Retraite (CNAV / Agirc-Arrco). Under European Regulation (EC) No 883/2004, this statement is the official proof required to totalize your working years across member states.
What to Have Ready
- French Social Security Number (*Numéro de Sécurité Sociale* / NIR - 15 digits)
- FranceConnect digital identity or login to lassuranceretraite.fr
- Dates of employment and names of French employers
Digital Identity Required
FranceConnect (via Ameli, Impots.gouv.fr, or La Poste Identité Numérique)
5-Step Retrieval Walkthrough
Follow these steps on the live official portal to download your statement.
Access Mon Compte Retraite
Open the universal French pension portal info-retraite.fr and click on 'J'accède à mon compte retraite'.
Authenticate with FranceConnect
Log in via FranceConnect using your Ameli (assurance maladie), Impots.gouv.fr, or La Poste Identité Numérique credentials.
Navigate to Mon Relevé de Carrière
Select 'Ma carrière' > 'Télécharger mon relevé de carrière' (RIS - Relevé de Situation Individuelle).
Inspect Quarters (Trimestres) and Agirc-Arrco Points
Check your totalized quarters (*trimestres cotisés* - maximum 4 per year) for basic state pension, as well as your points earned in the compulsory complementary scheme (*Agirc-Arrco*).
Download the Official PDF Statement
Generate and save the complete multi-page PDF record with the official stamp of CNAV and Agirc-Arrco.
How to Get Your French Statement from Abroad (Without FranceConnect)
Expats living abroad frequently get blocked because the portal demands a domestic tax code, local SMS number, or domestic digital identity. Here are the validated, legal workarounds:
How This Feeds into Your EU Cross-Border Pension
France requires between 168 and 172 quarters (*trimestres*) for a full pension without reduction (*taux plein*). Under EU Regulation 883/2004, all quarters worked across Europe are totalized to eliminate the French actuarial penalty (*décote*), ensuring your French pension is calculated at the maximum 50% basic rate on a pro-rata basis.
Already have your France contribution statement?
Enter your accumulated years and discover your exact theoretical and pro-rata monthly pension under EU Regulation 883/2004.
Need Statements from Other European Countries?
Select another state where you have lived or worked to view its official statement retrieval guide: