I worked for last 5 & half years in a retail garments brand and 4 months back i resigned with 1 month notice period and now want to apply for p f withdrawal,how many days it takes to credit the amount in account after submit withdrawal form of p f
From India, Delhi
From India, Delhi
I worked for 3yrs .i was resign my job but i didn’t get my pf amount.how to get my pf amount .The company is registered in maharastra.please advice me.
From India, Coimbatore
From India, Coimbatore
it takes around 30 to 45 days to settle the claim. B.Saikumar HR & Labour Law Advsior Mumbai
From India, Mumbai
1899From India, Mumbai
hi Manish or Kogil,
60 days after you get relieved, you need to go back to your previous employer and fill the forms 10c and 19 and submit one cancelled cheque.
Once your payroll dept/concerned dept from your previous employer sends the forms to PF office, they will also get an acknowledgment saying so and so forms has been submitted. So ask for an acknowledgement.
Then from the date of Acknowledgement, within 90 days you will get your PF amount with interest in the bank account number which you have furnished in the PF forms.
P.S: 60days is what employers ask for, but in PF forms its 45 days. please check once with your previous employer.
90 days is subject to maximum withdrawl, however it depends on case to case basis.
Let me know in case of any queries.
Regards
Ajay Kulkarni.
From India, Bangalore
60 days after you get relieved, you need to go back to your previous employer and fill the forms 10c and 19 and submit one cancelled cheque.
Once your payroll dept/concerned dept from your previous employer sends the forms to PF office, they will also get an acknowledgment saying so and so forms has been submitted. So ask for an acknowledgement.
Then from the date of Acknowledgement, within 90 days you will get your PF amount with interest in the bank account number which you have furnished in the PF forms.
P.S: 60days is what employers ask for, but in PF forms its 45 days. please check once with your previous employer.
90 days is subject to maximum withdrawl, however it depends on case to case basis.
Let me know in case of any queries.
Regards
Ajay Kulkarni.
From India, Bangalore
Sir/Madam, Attaching please find the necessary forms of 19 and 10C for PF withdrawal in which you have paste one rupee revenue stamp and sign on it across. Hope these will help you. Regards
From India, Bellary
From India, Bellary
Dear sir,kindly tell me easiest way to calculate my p f amount, And my previous HR department saying that i have to wait for applying for p f withdrawal until my full& final settlement not done,they are saying they need to attach the full & final papers with p f form i resigned on 11th may 2012.
From India, Delhi
From India, Delhi
Hi Manish,
if you quit your previous employer in the month of May 2012, Why still your F & F is pending? Its the question of your right.
Its your duty to ask them. And now you can withdraw your PF amount.
Better Suggestion is please don't withdraw your PF, in fact transfer it using Form-13.
There is something called as epf passbook, which is available in EPFO homepage. Please check that once, register yourself with any proofs and you can check your PF balance in that.
Regards
Ajay Kulkarni
From India, Bangalore
if you quit your previous employer in the month of May 2012, Why still your F & F is pending? Its the question of your right.
Its your duty to ask them. And now you can withdraw your PF amount.
Better Suggestion is please don't withdraw your PF, in fact transfer it using Form-13.
There is something called as epf passbook, which is available in EPFO homepage. Please check that once, register yourself with any proofs and you can check your PF balance in that.
Regards
Ajay Kulkarni
From India, Bangalore
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