How to apply for domestic endowment insurance when emigrating abroad to get a green card?

This year, my family moved to Canada and got a "green card". Individual pension insurance 1 1 year. I want to know what policy I have in this situation. People like you who have settled abroad and obtained a local "green card" need to terminate the pension insurance relationship and settle their personal accounts. To handle this procedure, you need to provide the original and photocopy of the application form, one-way exit permit or passport signed by the insured. If the applicant has left the country to settle down and entrusted his domestic relatives to handle it, he must show the notarized certificate of the embassy or consulate of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the original and photocopy of the client's ID card, and go to the local social insurance agency, where the handling personnel will check the applicant's passport. If it is found that the passport (passport) does not indicate the ID number, the applicant must be required to provide the original ID card. If the ID card has been confiscated by the public security department, a certificate of collection shall be issued. Audited to meet the payment conditions, the handling personnel to settle the personal account of endowment insurance. If there is a supplementary pension, the supplementary pension should also be settled at the same time, and the payment form should be printed. After the payment slip is verified correctly, I can go to the fund management section of the handling institution for settlement.