Hi,
I am facing an issue with withdrawing money from my PF account. A few months ago, I left the company abruptly. Consequently, the PF withdrawal form requires the signature of my previous employer, who is currently unwilling to sign the form.
Could you please advise me on how to proceed with withdrawing my money?
Regards,
Nitin :icon1:
From India, Mumbai
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I am facing an issue with withdrawing money from my PF account. A few months ago, I left the company abruptly. Consequently, the PF withdrawal form requires the signature of my previous employer, who is currently unwilling to sign the form.
Could you please advise me on how to proceed with withdrawing my money?
Regards,
Nitin :icon1:
From India, Mumbai
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dear if previous employer refuses to sign on your form you can deposit it directly in PF office with a letter that your previous emloyer is not signing on your form. tks regards js malik
From India, Delhi
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Dear Nitin,
If your previous company employer is not ready to sign the withdrawal forms, then you should approach your Regional PF office (PF Enforcement Officer) and submit the forms. It is the responsibility of the PF officer to obtain the signature from the Employer.
Thanks,
Dilip Acharya
From India, Indore
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If your previous company employer is not ready to sign the withdrawal forms, then you should approach your Regional PF office (PF Enforcement Officer) and submit the forms. It is the responsibility of the PF officer to obtain the signature from the Employer.
Thanks,
Dilip Acharya
From India, Indore
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It's not mandatory that you get it signed from your employer. The same can be deposited to any regional office with attestation from any of the Gazetted office, a bank manager, through a postmaster, or even through a magistrate. You should deposit it with all your bank details, duly self-attested on receiving stamp with both Form 19 & Form 10-C.
MD Training
From India, Chandigarh
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Hi Nitin,
It is the duty of the employer under the Act & Scheme to help Employees' Provident Fund organization to settle the Provident Fund dues of his employees. He has to complete the prescribed application within 5 days of receipt [para 72(5)] forms & hand it over to the member when he leaves the service. When a member finds it difficult to get the form attested by the employer, he can get the attestation of any of the following officers & send it to the Provident Fund office:
1. Manager of a bank.
2. Any gazetted officer.
3. Member of the Central Board of Trustees/committee/Regional Committee (Employees' Provident Fund Organization).
4. Magistrate/Post/Sub Postmaster/President of Village Panchayat/Notary Public.
This is the rule by the Provident Fund Commissioner of India. If you have any doubt, visit the site of [EPFO](http://www.epfindia.com).
From India, Hyderabad
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It is the duty of the employer under the Act & Scheme to help Employees' Provident Fund organization to settle the Provident Fund dues of his employees. He has to complete the prescribed application within 5 days of receipt [para 72(5)] forms & hand it over to the member when he leaves the service. When a member finds it difficult to get the form attested by the employer, he can get the attestation of any of the following officers & send it to the Provident Fund office:
1. Manager of a bank.
2. Any gazetted officer.
3. Member of the Central Board of Trustees/committee/Regional Committee (Employees' Provident Fund Organization).
4. Magistrate/Post/Sub Postmaster/President of Village Panchayat/Notary Public.
This is the rule by the Provident Fund Commissioner of India. If you have any doubt, visit the site of [EPFO](http://www.epfindia.com).
From India, Hyderabad
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Hey Nitin,
It seems your ex-employer hasn't filed their EPF return yet; that's why they are denied the same. Don't worry, your EPF amount is safe with the EPF office, and you can access it anytime in your life. I would suggest you wait for 1-2 months, and after that, you can sign your EPF form and submit it to the EPF office.
From India, Gurgaon
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It seems your ex-employer hasn't filed their EPF return yet; that's why they are denied the same. Don't worry, your EPF amount is safe with the EPF office, and you can access it anytime in your life. I would suggest you wait for 1-2 months, and after that, you can sign your EPF form and submit it to the EPF office.
From India, Gurgaon
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