Prior Service Credit: Credit For Subsequent Civil Service

Any person who was a member of the Civil Service of the United States of America after May 1, 1951 and who prior to June 1, 1989 was employed by the government of Guam, shall be entitled to credit for services rendered the United States Government after May 1, 1951, not to exceed five

(5)years. In the case of any such person who was a member of the Retirement Fund of the United States government, credit shall be granted only when he:

(a)definitely and finally terminates his membership in such Fund;

(b)definitely and finally renounces any future benefits due him thereunder;

(c)receives a refund of his accumulated contributions therefrom; and

(d)makes a payment to the Fund of the equivalent of the amount paid to the federal fund by him and his employer during the last five

(5)years of his employment in the Civil Service or during the period ending with the termination of said employment which is equivalent to the period for which he seeks credit if less than five

(5)years, including regular interest from the date of such termination to the date of payment.