Hi, I want to withdraw PF from my previous organization. I would like to know the procedure for the same and how much time does it take for the entire process to complete. Regards Mallik
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Hi Mr. Mallik,
For withdrawing PF, you will have to fill up Form 19 & 10-C, which will be deposited in the PF office by your earlier employer 60 days after your departure from that organization. Subsequently, within 45 days, the specified amount would be deposited into your bank account as provided by you while filling up the PF form.
Santosh Iyer
From India, Pune
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14For withdrawing PF, you will have to fill up Form 19 & 10-C, which will be deposited in the PF office by your earlier employer 60 days after your departure from that organization. Subsequently, within 45 days, the specified amount would be deposited into your bank account as provided by you while filling up the PF form.
Santosh Iyer
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Hi Malik, I have a query , as i have left my last company more than 1year back. I do have the PF number and other detail. Will i be Eligible for with drawing my PF amount ? Waiting for a response
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Dear HR friend,
For withdrawal of PF, you must follow the steps below:
1) Collect the withdrawal form (Form 10 C) from the relevant PF office. If you are eligible for a pension, also collect Form 10 C.
2) Fill in all the required information with a stamped signature and submit it to your previous employer.
3) If you are submitting this after a long period, provide the reason for the delay in filling it out along with a xerox copy of your bank passbook.
4) The employer should submit the form with all the necessary details on their end, including Form 3A and the signature of the authorized person, along with a covering letter.
5) After submission, the PF office will review your case and deposit the amount through a cheque into the bank account number provided by you.
I hope you find this information satisfactory. If you have any further questions, please email me or my friend Santosh Iyer.
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For withdrawal of PF, you must follow the steps below:
1) Collect the withdrawal form (Form 10 C) from the relevant PF office. If you are eligible for a pension, also collect Form 10 C.
2) Fill in all the required information with a stamped signature and submit it to your previous employer.
3) If you are submitting this after a long period, provide the reason for the delay in filling it out along with a xerox copy of your bank passbook.
4) The employer should submit the form with all the necessary details on their end, including Form 3A and the signature of the authorized person, along with a covering letter.
5) After submission, the PF office will review your case and deposit the amount through a cheque into the bank account number provided by you.
I hope you find this information satisfactory. If you have any further questions, please email me or my friend Santosh Iyer.
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Hi Mr. Naresh,
Please collect Form 19-B & Form 10-C (if your service is >6 months but <10 years) from your local PF office after 60 days from the date of leaving. Fill out these forms clearly and accurately. Your concerned employer will sign the forms with a statement of current contribution (Form 3A). Submit the form to the local PF office where your PF account is maintained. After 30 days, your PF accumulation will be cleared.
Hope you will find the answer in order.
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Naresh
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Please collect Form 19-B & Form 10-C (if your service is >6 months but <10 years) from your local PF office after 60 days from the date of leaving. Fill out these forms clearly and accurately. Your concerned employer will sign the forms with a statement of current contribution (Form 3A). Submit the form to the local PF office where your PF account is maintained. After 30 days, your PF accumulation will be cleared.
Hope you will find the answer in order.
Thanks,
Naresh
From India, New Delhi
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Hi Satish,
I truly appreciate your initiative in helping others. I also need your help. I have changed my job and want to know which form I need to fill to transfer my PF from my old company to my new company.
Kindly suggest.
Thanks,
Varun Singh
From India, Hyderabad
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I truly appreciate your initiative in helping others. I also need your help. I have changed my job and want to know which form I need to fill to transfer my PF from my old company to my new company.
Kindly suggest.
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Varun Singh
From India, Hyderabad
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Dear Mr. Malik,
For the withdrawal of your PF accumulations, you will have to collect Form 19 from your Personnel Department or the nearest EPFO. You can use Form 13 for the transfer of your PF from the earlier organization to the new organization.
To avail of the withdrawal benefit under the Employee Pension Scheme, 1995, you will need to fill in Form 10C and submit it to your previous organization. There is a waiting period of 2 months, after which the Form 10C will be forwarded to EPFO by your previous employer. EPFO will credit the accumulated amount in your pension fund to the SB A/C you have mentioned in Form 10C. This withdrawal benefit is available if you have worked for less than 9.5 years in a particular organization.
Please revert in case any further details are required.
Regards,
Umesh
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For the withdrawal of your PF accumulations, you will have to collect Form 19 from your Personnel Department or the nearest EPFO. You can use Form 13 for the transfer of your PF from the earlier organization to the new organization.
To avail of the withdrawal benefit under the Employee Pension Scheme, 1995, you will need to fill in Form 10C and submit it to your previous organization. There is a waiting period of 2 months, after which the Form 10C will be forwarded to EPFO by your previous employer. EPFO will credit the accumulated amount in your pension fund to the SB A/C you have mentioned in Form 10C. This withdrawal benefit is available if you have worked for less than 9.5 years in a particular organization.
Please revert in case any further details are required.
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Umesh
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Hi Umesh, Are there any chances that your previous organisation would not submit the Forms to PF Office? And are there any remedies for the same? Best Regards Ravi
From India, Gurgaon
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Guys,
I was working in Delhi till 30th Dec '06. I joined a new firm in Noida starting Jan '07.
I have heard that PF transfer from Delhi to UP takes a very long time, so people have advised me to withdraw the amount. What would you suggest in this case?
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I was working in Delhi till 30th Dec '06. I joined a new firm in Noida starting Jan '07.
I have heard that PF transfer from Delhi to UP takes a very long time, so people have advised me to withdraw the amount. What would you suggest in this case?
Regards,
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Hi. I need to withdraw my PF amount from a company I left in November 2005. I had sent the request before with Form 10C and Form 19; however, they wrote back saying that I need to fill out another form called Form for allotting National Social Security Number (NSSN). Please advise on how to withdraw the amount now and what the procedure is?
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Dear Sir,
My PF withdrawal form was processed on 16th May 2008, but to date, I have not received the refund. My PF No. is MH/94095/5023. Could you please confirm when I will receive my refund?
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Lakhbir Singh
From India
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My PF withdrawal form was processed on 16th May 2008, but to date, I have not received the refund. My PF No. is MH/94095/5023. Could you please confirm when I will receive my refund?
Thanks & Regards,
Lakhbir Singh
From India
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Hi there,
It's been more than 9 months since I filled in the PF form for my previous employer, and they mentioned that the amount would be deposited in my bank account within 8 months. However, I have not heard from my previous employer or received any notification from the PF office yet.
Here are the issues/doubts that I am facing:
1. My previous organization's office has been closed and shifted to a location far from where I reside.
2. The savings account number that I provided for the PF amount transfer has been closed. I am unsure if this poses a problem. I believe I should have received some form of notification from either party if that were the case.
Please advise me on what steps I should take to withdraw my PF amount in this situation. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
S.I.
From India, Gurgaon
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It's been more than 9 months since I filled in the PF form for my previous employer, and they mentioned that the amount would be deposited in my bank account within 8 months. However, I have not heard from my previous employer or received any notification from the PF office yet.
Here are the issues/doubts that I am facing:
1. My previous organization's office has been closed and shifted to a location far from where I reside.
2. The savings account number that I provided for the PF amount transfer has been closed. I am unsure if this poses a problem. I believe I should have received some form of notification from either party if that were the case.
Please advise me on what steps I should take to withdraw my PF amount in this situation. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
S.I.
From India, Gurgaon
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Hi, I have querry.I worked for a company for 18 months and now I have resigned. now i want to withdraw my PF amount.Will there be any dedutions on my PF. please do the needful
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Pls can anyone give me the guidance regarding the start to end procedure in P.F or any book through which i can learn the total P.F
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Hi Dear,
I want to withdraw PF from my previous organization. I would like to know the procedure for the same. My previous company's HR department is not ready to provide me with a no dues certificate or sign my PF form. I know my PF number along with the company account number. Is there any option to withdraw my PF?
My date of leaving was 31st January 2009.
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I want to withdraw PF from my previous organization. I would like to know the procedure for the same. My previous company's HR department is not ready to provide me with a no dues certificate or sign my PF form. I know my PF number along with the company account number. Is there any option to withdraw my PF?
My date of leaving was 31st January 2009.
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Hi All,
Thanks for the valuable information on this forum, which is extremely helpful to others! Here is the scenario in my case:
1) I worked in a company, let's say, named A, for 8 months and had a PF account there.
2) I resigned from company A and joined another company named B.
3) When I joined company B, I did not get my PF account transferred to company B. I have given the same PF account number that I had in company A to company B.
4) I am expecting to join Central Govt employment in the coming month, and I am planning to withdraw my PF.
My Questions:
1) How can I go about withdrawing my PF since I did not get it transferred to my current working company B?
2) I am still working in company B for 4 years and 6 months. Is the amount I withdraw from my PF taxable?
Thanks a lot in advance! Eagerly waiting for your reply!
Sudarshan
From India, Bangalore
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Thanks for the valuable information on this forum, which is extremely helpful to others! Here is the scenario in my case:
1) I worked in a company, let's say, named A, for 8 months and had a PF account there.
2) I resigned from company A and joined another company named B.
3) When I joined company B, I did not get my PF account transferred to company B. I have given the same PF account number that I had in company A to company B.
4) I am expecting to join Central Govt employment in the coming month, and I am planning to withdraw my PF.
My Questions:
1) How can I go about withdrawing my PF since I did not get it transferred to my current working company B?
2) I am still working in company B for 4 years and 6 months. Is the amount I withdraw from my PF taxable?
Thanks a lot in advance! Eagerly waiting for your reply!
Sudarshan
From India, Bangalore
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Hi,
I have two PF accounts at present because when I moved to my second organization, within a month's time, it was formed into a new company. The Finance team kept telling us that it would take some time before they could transfer our PF from the old company this newly formed company was a part of and from my first organization. Now it's been over 2 years, but the transfer from my first organization is not done. I have left my second company and have joined another one. Still, the PF transfer status is pending.
Can someone tell me what happens if I have multiple PF accounts? Also, can I withdraw those individually?
From India, Mumbai
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I have two PF accounts at present because when I moved to my second organization, within a month's time, it was formed into a new company. The Finance team kept telling us that it would take some time before they could transfer our PF from the old company this newly formed company was a part of and from my first organization. Now it's been over 2 years, but the transfer from my first organization is not done. I have left my second company and have joined another one. Still, the PF transfer status is pending.
Can someone tell me what happens if I have multiple PF accounts? Also, can I withdraw those individually?
From India, Mumbai
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Hi all,
Thanks for the valuable information on this forum, which is extremely helpful to others! Here is the scenario in my case:
1) I worked in a company, let's say, name A for 8 months and had a PF account there.
2) I resigned from company A and joined another company, name B.
3) When I joined company B, I did not get my PF account transferred to company B. I have given the same PF account number which I had in company A to company B.
4) I am expecting to join Central Govt employment in the coming month and I am planning to withdraw my PF.
My Questions:
1) How can I go about withdrawing my PF as I did not get it transferred to my current working company B?
2) I am still working in company B for 4 years and 6 months. Is my PF withdrawal amount taxable?
Thanks a lot in advance! Eagerly waiting for your reply!
Sudarshan
From India, Bangalore
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Thanks for the valuable information on this forum, which is extremely helpful to others! Here is the scenario in my case:
1) I worked in a company, let's say, name A for 8 months and had a PF account there.
2) I resigned from company A and joined another company, name B.
3) When I joined company B, I did not get my PF account transferred to company B. I have given the same PF account number which I had in company A to company B.
4) I am expecting to join Central Govt employment in the coming month and I am planning to withdraw my PF.
My Questions:
1) How can I go about withdrawing my PF as I did not get it transferred to my current working company B?
2) I am still working in company B for 4 years and 6 months. Is my PF withdrawal amount taxable?
Thanks a lot in advance! Eagerly waiting for your reply!
Sudarshan
From India, Bangalore
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Hi I have applied for PF withdrawal a month back. Wheni check the status online thru website, it showing as "Referred to Other Region". Can anyone tell me what does this mean. Thanks
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Hi I have left my organisation after three month, Can i apply for PF withdrawl or transfer same account to new?
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I have left my organization in 2008 (worked around 2 years). I have given 1 month's notice to my company, but after that, we came to know that the company has increased its notice period to 3 months. We don't have any written notice or any letter; only they were saying it was signed between the Union and Management. Hence, I left the company after one month's notice, but the company has not settled my dues, saying it was short notice. Now I want to know how I can withdraw my PF from that PF account. Please advise. I have all the documents, like the resignation letter submitted to the company with an accepted stamp and date, and also all the related documents like appointment letters and subsequent chain of increment letters. Please advise. I will be very thankful if you could do the needful.
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Dinesh Kargutkar
d_kargutkar@yahoo.co.in
From India, Mumbai
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Thanks,
Dinesh Kargutkar
d_kargutkar@yahoo.co.in
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Do you want to claim your old PF? Our company has launched a new way of claiming PF - "ONLINE". Just click on our website, fill in the basic information. I will send my executive to collect your cancelled paycheck and salary slip at your doorstep. It's easy and you can do it sitting in front of your notebook!
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Contact us at 9945690413 or visit our website: Horizongrp.
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Hi, sir i resg. From last company in aug.10. But company deposited only employee share(p.f) till month of march. Please tell me how i will get my total pf please help me thanks amit sharma
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I had a PF account with my previous employer for the period 1993 to 2008. Later, I left that organization to join another one, and now I have a new PF account number. Could you please provide me with detailed procedures for the withdrawal of the amount?
Regards
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Hi guys,
I have a query. A worker contributed to PF for only 6 days and then left the organization without filling out Form 2 (revised). However, we have submitted his contributions to EPFO. Is it compulsory to send his monthly returns in Form 5 and 9 (revised)? Please help me with this matter.
Waiting for a response.
Sandeep Thakur
From India, Delhi
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I have a query. A worker contributed to PF for only 6 days and then left the organization without filling out Form 2 (revised). However, we have submitted his contributions to EPFO. Is it compulsory to send his monthly returns in Form 5 and 9 (revised)? Please help me with this matter.
Waiting for a response.
Sandeep Thakur
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60 days of time is not required on the following grounds:
1. Retirement on superannuation
2. Marriage of a dependent immediately following the service's termination
3. Relieving to go abroad
On all other grounds, 60 days are required. This is to confirm whether withdrawal is a must or can be transferred to the next service.
Abbas. P. S
From India, Bangalore
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1. Retirement on superannuation
2. Marriage of a dependent immediately following the service's termination
3. Relieving to go abroad
On all other grounds, 60 days are required. This is to confirm whether withdrawal is a must or can be transferred to the next service.
Abbas. P. S
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If you are considering withdrawing your PF, you have the option to transfer your previous PF balance by submitting Form 13 to the previous RPFC Office through your current employer. However, if withdrawal is necessary, you can fill out Form 19, have it endorsed by your previous employer, and then submit it to the previous RPFC.
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I am currently working in a limited company, say X Ltd. Previously, I used to work with another company, say Y Ltd.
Now, PF was being deducted from my salary in Y Ltd, and I have left the organization more than a year back. Therefore, I have doubts about withdrawing my PF:
1) I would like to know how to fill up the column for Contribution for the Current Financial Year in Form 19 for the withdrawal of PF. That is, the contribution deducted from my salary by my last employer along with their contribution or the amount contributed by my current employer.
2) Do I need to get Form 19 attested by somebody, or should I just fill it up and send it to my previous employer along with a photocopy of my bank passbook?
3) Are there any other procedures I should be aware of to withdraw my PF from my previous employer? It has been more than a year since I quit my job.
Before joining Y Ltd, I was working with the same company that I am currently employed in, i.e., X Ltd. Back then, PF was being deducted from my salary, and I want to withdraw that too (I do not want to transfer it to my current PF account in X Ltd; instead, I want to encash it). Please guide me on the same.
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Now, PF was being deducted from my salary in Y Ltd, and I have left the organization more than a year back. Therefore, I have doubts about withdrawing my PF:
1) I would like to know how to fill up the column for Contribution for the Current Financial Year in Form 19 for the withdrawal of PF. That is, the contribution deducted from my salary by my last employer along with their contribution or the amount contributed by my current employer.
2) Do I need to get Form 19 attested by somebody, or should I just fill it up and send it to my previous employer along with a photocopy of my bank passbook?
3) Are there any other procedures I should be aware of to withdraw my PF from my previous employer? It has been more than a year since I quit my job.
Before joining Y Ltd, I was working with the same company that I am currently employed in, i.e., X Ltd. Back then, PF was being deducted from my salary, and I want to withdraw that too (I do not want to transfer it to my current PF account in X Ltd; instead, I want to encash it). Please guide me on the same.
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Dear All,
I need a notarized affidavit format for the withdrawal of PF after 3 years from the date of resignation regarding non-receipt of payment and recovery (if excess payment was made), as requested by the employer.
Kindly help.
Regards,
Indranil
From India, Mumbai
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I need a notarized affidavit format for the withdrawal of PF after 3 years from the date of resignation regarding non-receipt of payment and recovery (if excess payment was made), as requested by the employer.
Kindly help.
Regards,
Indranil
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Dear members for getting eps 1995 pension forfm 10 d is to be submitted to the pf office.
From India, Visakhapatnam
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Dear member. For withdrawal of pf contribution form 19 a is required to submit in the pf office
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Hi all,
I want some help from you. I left my previous company in April 2012, and I don't have the full PF account number. They only provided me with half of it on my payslip. Can you suggest how I can withdraw my money? Is there any issue with applying for a withdrawal after 3 years? What documents are required for that?
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I want some help from you. I left my previous company in April 2012, and I don't have the full PF account number. They only provided me with half of it on my payslip. Can you suggest how I can withdraw my money? Is there any issue with applying for a withdrawal after 3 years? What documents are required for that?
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Dear friend, Your pending amount with PF may be the pension contribution. Apply in form 10C to get one time withdrawal benefit. Abbas.P.S
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i am leaving the organisation in jun 2012,but not withdrawel the PF,Now it is not possible to bring the clearing letter from old company.pl send your answers sir
From India, Bellary
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Hi, I am little bit confused that why Employer signature is mandatory on cheque at the time of withdrawl PF, Although Employee has already sign on it.... Please get a rid of my problem. Thanks Ravi
From India, Delhi
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I left my previous organization in October 2010. I filled out Form 13 and submitted it to my current employer. However, during this time, my organization merged with another one, and my PF was not transferred. As a result, my account is now inactive, and I wish to withdraw the amount.
I have obtained the duly filled Form 19 and Form 10C from my previous organization. Do I need to fill out any other forms to withdraw the same amount?
From India, Pune
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I have obtained the duly filled Form 19 and Form 10C from my previous organization. Do I need to fill out any other forms to withdraw the same amount?
From India, Pune
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Hi,
I am in the process of withdrawing my PF and I need to know how important it is to have a canceled check. Is this mandatory to have my name printed on the check as the checkbook that I have is the latest one, but it doesn't have my name printed on it? Could someone please advise on this?
From India, Jalandhar
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I am in the process of withdrawing my PF and I need to know how important it is to have a canceled check. Is this mandatory to have my name printed on the check as the checkbook that I have is the latest one, but it doesn't have my name printed on it? Could someone please advise on this?
From India, Jalandhar
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Dear Sir,
I would like to know when I should expect the money to be transferred to my account because, as per the EPFO website, I can see the following information:
Claim ID
Status: Claim Form 10C for Withdrawal Benefit AGAINST Member Account No (BG) has been approved. Payment is under process.
Claim ID: B
Status: Claim Form 19 for PF Settlement AGAINST Member Account No (BGBNG002) has been approved. Payment is under process.
* * Data available since the last six months. * *
* * BANGALORE data available from 21-11-2014. Last updated on 21-05-2015 at 04:08 am * *
* * Approval Details on PPO and Scheme Certificates will be made available soon.. *
Thank you.
From India, Ludhiana
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I would like to know when I should expect the money to be transferred to my account because, as per the EPFO website, I can see the following information:
Claim ID
Status: Claim Form 10C for Withdrawal Benefit AGAINST Member Account No (BG) has been approved. Payment is under process.
Claim ID: B
Status: Claim Form 19 for PF Settlement AGAINST Member Account No (BGBNG002) has been approved. Payment is under process.
* * Data available since the last six months. * *
* * BANGALORE data available from 21-11-2014. Last updated on 21-05-2015 at 04:08 am * *
* * Approval Details on PPO and Scheme Certificates will be made available soon.. *
Thank you.
From India, Ludhiana
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Hi,
I have already filled up PF forms 19 & 10-C since 31st of December 2014, but I still haven't received any updates from my old company. In such a case, what should I do? And what steps can I take against the company?
Md Ramjan Ali
From India, Gurgaon
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I have already filled up PF forms 19 & 10-C since 31st of December 2014, but I still haven't received any updates from my old company. In such a case, what should I do? And what steps can I take against the company?
Md Ramjan Ali
From India, Gurgaon
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To withdraw your PF, there should be a minimum 60-day gap, so after 2 months, you will be eligible to withdraw your PF. The procedure is very simple. You just need to contact HR regarding PF withdrawal. There are several forms that should be filled out. The forms are as follows: Form No. 10-C, 19, 5 & 10. The forms should be filled out, stamped, and signed by an authorized signatory along with a photocopy of either your passbook or cheque book.
The PF forms can be submitted once all the procedures are completed, and the amount will be credited to your bank account within a minimum of 15 days.
@Ramjan.Ali, as you mentioned that you completed your PF procedure in Dec 2014, you should receive the amount by the end of January 2015 at the latest. Kindly contact your company and inquire about the status. I doubt that your company has not yet submitted the forms. If they have already submitted the forms to the PF office, ask for the acknowledgment copy as the PF office's Public Relations Officer will have stamped it with the received date. You can then contact the PF office with that evidence.
From India, Ahmedabad
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The PF forms can be submitted once all the procedures are completed, and the amount will be credited to your bank account within a minimum of 15 days.
@Ramjan.Ali, as you mentioned that you completed your PF procedure in Dec 2014, you should receive the amount by the end of January 2015 at the latest. Kindly contact your company and inquire about the status. I doubt that your company has not yet submitted the forms. If they have already submitted the forms to the PF office, ask for the acknowledgment copy as the PF office's Public Relations Officer will have stamped it with the received date. You can then contact the PF office with that evidence.
From India, Ahmedabad
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The waiting period to withdrawal of PF is being extended for six months. This is also being mentioned in the stationary supplied by PF office..... Regards.... Bhupinder Kumar
From India, Mohali
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From India, Mohali
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DEAR SIR I DO NOT RESIGNED FROM MY LAST JOB AND JOINED NEW COMPANY. TELL ME THE FULL PROCEDURE HOW MAY I GET MY PF AMOUNT REFUND???
From India, Mumbai
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Hi Sir/Madam,
I have completed 5 years of service, just quit my current job, and want to withdraw my PF as I want to save it for my further studies next year. I also want to have liquid cash when I am traveling. However, I am not going to be unemployed as I will be joining a new job for one more year. Can I go ahead and withdraw? Will I be taxed?
From India, Bangalore
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I have completed 5 years of service, just quit my current job, and want to withdraw my PF as I want to save it for my further studies next year. I also want to have liquid cash when I am traveling. However, I am not going to be unemployed as I will be joining a new job for one more year. Can I go ahead and withdraw? Will I be taxed?
From India, Bangalore
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No. If you have a service of 5 years or more in EPF, the PF amount as well as withdrawal benefit from pension fund will be exempted from Income Tax. Abbas.P.S
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Hi Mallik,
I had submitted my PF form with all documents in the first week of June. However, after two months, I have been asked to submit Form 15G. Is it necessary for the application? Why do I need to submit it?
From India, Chennai
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I had submitted my PF form with all documents in the first week of June. However, after two months, I have been asked to submit Form 15G. Is it necessary for the application? Why do I need to submit it?
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Hi, I want to withdraw PF from my previous organization.i worked in this organization only 6 months.what is the process ?.
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You can withdraw your PF from a previous employer with minimal HR involvement. In order to use this method, make sure your Form 11 is filled and completed. Here is the list of documents you require to withdraw your amount without involvement by the employer:
- Form 19
- Form 10 C
- Form 15 G
Along with these forms, you need to attach a cancelled cheque as well.
Here is an article link that has a downloadable PF withdrawal form that you can use to withdraw your PF: https://quikchex.in/withdraw-provident-fund-balance/
From India, Mumbai
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- Form 19
- Form 10 C
- Form 15 G
Along with these forms, you need to attach a cancelled cheque as well.
Here is an article link that has a downloadable PF withdrawal form that you can use to withdraw your PF: https://quikchex.in/withdraw-provident-fund-balance/
From India, Mumbai
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Mr. Ravindra Kasture,
Since your service is less than or up to 6 months, you are eligible to withdraw your and employer's contribution to PF only. First, check your UAN number as provided by your employer. If they have not provided it to you, you can check and get your UAN number from the link Check UAN Status by mentioning your PF number details.
To withdraw PF without the involvement of your employer, you have to fill the UAN-based Form 19 and can send it directly to your concerned PF office along with Form 15G, a Xerox copy of your PAN card, NEFT form, and a cancelled cheque in support of your KYC.
Please note that the process will be applicable to those who have activated their UAN and have their KYC details uploaded and approved by the employer in the PF web portal.
Regards,
Bhupinder Kumar
From India, Pathankot
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Since your service is less than or up to 6 months, you are eligible to withdraw your and employer's contribution to PF only. First, check your UAN number as provided by your employer. If they have not provided it to you, you can check and get your UAN number from the link Check UAN Status by mentioning your PF number details.
To withdraw PF without the involvement of your employer, you have to fill the UAN-based Form 19 and can send it directly to your concerned PF office along with Form 15G, a Xerox copy of your PAN card, NEFT form, and a cancelled cheque in support of your KYC.
Please note that the process will be applicable to those who have activated their UAN and have their KYC details uploaded and approved by the employer in the PF web portal.
Regards,
Bhupinder Kumar
From India, Pathankot
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WITHDRAWAL FROM EPF FOR HOUSING - GAZETTE NOTIFICATION.
Needy can avail this facility as per the guideline provided in this circular/gazetter notification attached hereto:
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Employees’ Provident Fund Organisation
(Ministry of Labour & Employment, Govt Of India)
Head Office
Bhavishya Nidhi Bhawan, 14-Bhikaiji Cama Place, New Delhi-110066
www.epfindia.gov.in www.epfindia.nic.in
Phone: 011-26175914, Fax No.: 011-26177829
No. WSU/39(1)2017/Housing Scheme. Date: 21.04.2017
To
All Addl. Central Provident Fund Commissioners (HQ/Zone)
All Regional Provident Fund Commissioners of Regional Offices.
Sub: Withdrawal from the provident fund to facilitate housing needs of workers Gazette Notification on amendment in EPF Scheme, 1952.
Sir/Madam,
The copy of Gazette Notification No. G.S.R. 351(E) dated 12th April, 2017 on insertion of paragraph 68-BD in EPF Scheme, 1952 is enclosed for carrying out following actions immediately with full vigour:-
1. Give wide publicity to the above notification amongst employers and members of Provident Fund through media, e-mails, seminars, workshops etc. Awareness about the new provision should be created, especially through employers’ associations and workers’ unions so that eligible and willing members can avail withdrawal and loan repayment facilities.
2. In case of projects, member may apply for withdrawal, being a member of society having ten or more members and registered under any law and the society is desirous of purchasing dwelling houses/flats (including flats in a building owned jointly with others) or for construction of dwelling houses including the acquisition of a suitable site from the government or any Housing Agency under any Housing Scheme or any promoter/builder for the members. Member may apply individually/jointly through housing society in the format enclosed herewith (Annexure-I) to get a certificate from the commissioner specifying balance in his/their provident fund accounts alongwith monthly contributions during last 3 months preceding the month of receipt of such application. Certificate in enclosed format (Annexure-II) may be issued by the commissioner to the members/housing society as the case may be. Alternatively PF members may get print out of their passbook from the website of EPFO for submitting to the housing cooperative society/banks. It is directed that all employers and workers be facilitated for housing projects as per provisions of para 68-BD of EPF Scheme, 1952 but EPFO shall not recommend or be associated in the agreement with any particular builder/promoter/housing agency/housing society.
3. Members may not have repayment capacity to borrow requisite funds from banks/other prime lending housing finance companies etc. In addition to the lump sum withdrawal up to 90% of accumulations in provident fund accounts, members may opt for full/part repayment of loans out of monthly P.F. contributions also. For this purpose, banks/prime lending institutions may make use of the aforesaid certificate containing details of Provident Fund contributions received in members’ account during last three months for facilitation of loan processing to arrive at equated monthly installments for withdrawal under Para 68 BD(3).
4. Composite Claim Forms can be made use of by members for withdrawals for purposes under Para 68-BD as a member of cooperative society or society registered for housing purpose, and for authorization to Commissioner to repay monthly installments for repayment of loan to the Government or a Housing Agency or Primary Lending Agency or bank.
5. In addition to the composite claim form in clause (4) above, a letter of authorization cum undertaking signed by the member for repayment of monthly installment out of Provident Fund Account may also be obtained in enclosed format (Annexure-III).
6. Members whose annual income is less than the amount specified in Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojna and do not own a house in the name of any family member anywhere in India, can avail of interest subsidy up to Rs. 2.20 lakhs in Credit Linked Subsidy Scheme (CLSS). This subsidy is being disbursed by the Ministry of Housing & Urban Poverty Alleviation (MoHUPA), Government of India through its nodal agency HUDCO and National Housing Bank details of which are available on the website at Ministry of Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation,Government Of India. For availing the subsidy, member may get loan from public/private sector banks, cooperative banks and housing finance companies details of which are available at web-links http://mhupa.gov.in/writereaddata/ews-lig-pli.pdf as well as http://mhupa.gov.in/writereaddata/mig-pli.pdf . HUDCO will facilitate implementation of the scheme jointly with EPFO through their various field offices. (Copy of MoU with HUDCO will be forwarded separately).
This issues with the approval of Central P.F. Commissioner.
Enclosures: As above.
(KRISHAN LAL TANEJA)
Addl. Central P.F. Commissioner (Enroll. & Housing).
From India, Bangalore
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Needy can avail this facility as per the guideline provided in this circular/gazetter notification attached hereto:
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Employees’ Provident Fund Organisation
(Ministry of Labour & Employment, Govt Of India)
Head Office
Bhavishya Nidhi Bhawan, 14-Bhikaiji Cama Place, New Delhi-110066
www.epfindia.gov.in www.epfindia.nic.in
Phone: 011-26175914, Fax No.: 011-26177829
No. WSU/39(1)2017/Housing Scheme. Date: 21.04.2017
To
All Addl. Central Provident Fund Commissioners (HQ/Zone)
All Regional Provident Fund Commissioners of Regional Offices.
Sub: Withdrawal from the provident fund to facilitate housing needs of workers Gazette Notification on amendment in EPF Scheme, 1952.
Sir/Madam,
The copy of Gazette Notification No. G.S.R. 351(E) dated 12th April, 2017 on insertion of paragraph 68-BD in EPF Scheme, 1952 is enclosed for carrying out following actions immediately with full vigour:-
1. Give wide publicity to the above notification amongst employers and members of Provident Fund through media, e-mails, seminars, workshops etc. Awareness about the new provision should be created, especially through employers’ associations and workers’ unions so that eligible and willing members can avail withdrawal and loan repayment facilities.
2. In case of projects, member may apply for withdrawal, being a member of society having ten or more members and registered under any law and the society is desirous of purchasing dwelling houses/flats (including flats in a building owned jointly with others) or for construction of dwelling houses including the acquisition of a suitable site from the government or any Housing Agency under any Housing Scheme or any promoter/builder for the members. Member may apply individually/jointly through housing society in the format enclosed herewith (Annexure-I) to get a certificate from the commissioner specifying balance in his/their provident fund accounts alongwith monthly contributions during last 3 months preceding the month of receipt of such application. Certificate in enclosed format (Annexure-II) may be issued by the commissioner to the members/housing society as the case may be. Alternatively PF members may get print out of their passbook from the website of EPFO for submitting to the housing cooperative society/banks. It is directed that all employers and workers be facilitated for housing projects as per provisions of para 68-BD of EPF Scheme, 1952 but EPFO shall not recommend or be associated in the agreement with any particular builder/promoter/housing agency/housing society.
3. Members may not have repayment capacity to borrow requisite funds from banks/other prime lending housing finance companies etc. In addition to the lump sum withdrawal up to 90% of accumulations in provident fund accounts, members may opt for full/part repayment of loans out of monthly P.F. contributions also. For this purpose, banks/prime lending institutions may make use of the aforesaid certificate containing details of Provident Fund contributions received in members’ account during last three months for facilitation of loan processing to arrive at equated monthly installments for withdrawal under Para 68 BD(3).
4. Composite Claim Forms can be made use of by members for withdrawals for purposes under Para 68-BD as a member of cooperative society or society registered for housing purpose, and for authorization to Commissioner to repay monthly installments for repayment of loan to the Government or a Housing Agency or Primary Lending Agency or bank.
5. In addition to the composite claim form in clause (4) above, a letter of authorization cum undertaking signed by the member for repayment of monthly installment out of Provident Fund Account may also be obtained in enclosed format (Annexure-III).
6. Members whose annual income is less than the amount specified in Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojna and do not own a house in the name of any family member anywhere in India, can avail of interest subsidy up to Rs. 2.20 lakhs in Credit Linked Subsidy Scheme (CLSS). This subsidy is being disbursed by the Ministry of Housing & Urban Poverty Alleviation (MoHUPA), Government of India through its nodal agency HUDCO and National Housing Bank details of which are available on the website at Ministry of Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation,Government Of India. For availing the subsidy, member may get loan from public/private sector banks, cooperative banks and housing finance companies details of which are available at web-links http://mhupa.gov.in/writereaddata/ews-lig-pli.pdf as well as http://mhupa.gov.in/writereaddata/mig-pli.pdf . HUDCO will facilitate implementation of the scheme jointly with EPFO through their various field offices. (Copy of MoU with HUDCO will be forwarded separately).
This issues with the approval of Central P.F. Commissioner.
Enclosures: As above.
(KRISHAN LAL TANEJA)
Addl. Central P.F. Commissioner (Enroll. & Housing).
From India, Bangalore
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Dear Friend,
I want to withdraw 90% of my PF contribution as per the new rule of 2017 for a down payment to the builder for flat booking, which is under construction.
I checked the current composite withdrawal form, in which it is mentioned, "for the purchase of site/flat indicate cheque to be drawn in favor of and payee's address." So, in this case, do I have to mention the builder's name and address, or do I need to mention my own name and address to withdraw PF in favor?
From India, Madras
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I want to withdraw 90% of my PF contribution as per the new rule of 2017 for a down payment to the builder for flat booking, which is under construction.
I checked the current composite withdrawal form, in which it is mentioned, "for the purchase of site/flat indicate cheque to be drawn in favor of and payee's address." So, in this case, do I have to mention the builder's name and address, or do I need to mention my own name and address to withdraw PF in favor?
From India, Madras
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