Hi, I worked in Mumbai for 1 year and now I'm working in Bangalore. I would like to withdraw my PF when I worked in Mumbai. Do I have to go to Mumbai to withdraw it or can I go to a PF office in Bangalore and apply for the PF.
From India, Bangalore
From India, Bangalore
Hi M. Peer Mohamed Sardhar
I did not get the answer to my query as yet. I worked in Mumbai for 1 year and now I'm working in bangalore. I would like to withdraw my PF when i worked in mumbai. Do i have to go to mumbai to withdraw it or can i go to a PF office in bagalore and apply for the PF. In bangalore i need meet a free lancer who said that he has sent my PF forms to my office in Mumbai but there is no reply as yet. Please let me know what do i have to do.....
Thanks
Amanda
From India, Bangalore
I did not get the answer to my query as yet. I worked in Mumbai for 1 year and now I'm working in bangalore. I would like to withdraw my PF when i worked in mumbai. Do i have to go to mumbai to withdraw it or can i go to a PF office in bagalore and apply for the PF. In bangalore i need meet a free lancer who said that he has sent my PF forms to my office in Mumbai but there is no reply as yet. Please let me know what do i have to do.....
Thanks
Amanda
From India, Bangalore
Hi Amanda,
There is no need for you to go to Mumbai for your PF withdrawl,as it can be done by filling up the PF form and u can approach accouts department dey hav the agents working for them for PF accounts so u can giv that form to them they will charge minimum amount.
There is one option in which way you want your PF amount to be given cash payment or thru bank payment u shud fill up ur bank a/c no nd the bank name it will get deposited in ur account.
Ambalika
From India, Delhi
There is no need for you to go to Mumbai for your PF withdrawl,as it can be done by filling up the PF form and u can approach accouts department dey hav the agents working for them for PF accounts so u can giv that form to them they will charge minimum amount.
There is one option in which way you want your PF amount to be given cash payment or thru bank payment u shud fill up ur bank a/c no nd the bank name it will get deposited in ur account.
Ambalika
From India, Delhi
Hai
If you are relieved properly, you can apply for transfer, which is 100% legal. This would also help you to get the years accumulated for Pension.
The other way though not fully legal is to submit the claim form to your old company and they would send it to the local office and would be sent to you. For this you need to give your Bank statement/Pass book xerox. The amount would be directly credited to your account.
From India, Tiruppur
17If you are relieved properly, you can apply for transfer, which is 100% legal. This would also help you to get the years accumulated for Pension.
The other way though not fully legal is to submit the claim form to your old company and they would send it to the local office and would be sent to you. For this you need to give your Bank statement/Pass book xerox. The amount would be directly credited to your account.
From India, Tiruppur
Hai
If you are relieved properly, you can apply for transfer, which is 100% legal. This would also help you to get the years accumulated for Pension.
The other way though not fully legal is to submit the claim form to your old company and they would send it to the local office and would be sent to you. For this you need to give your Bank statement/Pass book xerox. The amount would be directly credited to your account.
From India, Tiruppur
If you are relieved properly, you can apply for transfer, which is 100% legal. This would also help you to get the years accumulated for Pension.
The other way though not fully legal is to submit the claim form to your old company and they would send it to the local office and would be sent to you. For this you need to give your Bank statement/Pass book xerox. The amount would be directly credited to your account.
From India, Tiruppur
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