Sir, This is on behalf of my father What can he do for withdrawn his pension fund from pension fund. Because he is not interested to avail the pension facility.
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Dear Pradeepkumar,
You cannot withdraw from the Pension Fund as per your wish. If the service is 9 years and six months or more, you have to avail pension. Otherwise, you may avail withdrawal benefit.
Abbas.P.S
From India, Bangalore
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530You cannot withdraw from the Pension Fund as per your wish. If the service is 9 years and six months or more, you have to avail pension. Otherwise, you may avail withdrawal benefit.
Abbas.P.S
From India, Bangalore
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Dear Sir, Very Very thanks for your suggestion. Please tell me about the withdrawal benefit. My father’s service is Oct.2003 to December 2012. Is he eligible for the same please clarify that.
From India, Delhi
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Dear Pardeep,
Under Pension Fund Regulations, one can become a member of the pension fund, but cannot withdraw from it of their own accord. The only exception is that if one attains superannuation before completing 10 years of service, they will not be eligible for a pension; therefore, their contribution towards the pension will be returned. In your father's case, it seems he has completed 9 years of service. If he has retired upon attaining superannuation, he is not eligible for a pension, and his contribution towards the pension will be refunded to him. Has he or his employer contributed to the pension fund on his behalf before? If that is the case, his employer will return his contribution towards the pension fund.
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From India, Mumbai
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Under Pension Fund Regulations, one can become a member of the pension fund, but cannot withdraw from it of their own accord. The only exception is that if one attains superannuation before completing 10 years of service, they will not be eligible for a pension; therefore, their contribution towards the pension will be returned. In your father's case, it seems he has completed 9 years of service. If he has retired upon attaining superannuation, he is not eligible for a pension, and his contribution towards the pension will be refunded to him. Has he or his employer contributed to the pension fund on his behalf before? If that is the case, his employer will return his contribution towards the pension fund.
Regards
From India, Mumbai
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Thanks Mr. Verma. Please guide me, In this such case what can we do for withdrawn our pension fund. In this your suggestion/ opinion is highly adopted.
From India, Delhi
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Dear Pradeep,
In case your father retired upon reaching the age of superannuation before completing 10 years of service, he should apply to his organization for a refund of the amount contributed by him or his employer on his behalf. Was your father working in a government organization or a private company?
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From India, Mumbai
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In case your father retired upon reaching the age of superannuation before completing 10 years of service, he should apply to his organization for a refund of the amount contributed by him or his employer on his behalf. Was your father working in a government organization or a private company?
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From India, Mumbai
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In addition to Ajeet comment i also suggest you to apply for scheme certificate, under the EPF & misc. provision act. Thanks & Regards, From, Sumit Kumar Saxena
From India, Ghaziabad
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Hello everyone,
I have gone through all the comments on this topic. One question I would like to clarify is if a person worked in any company for 10 years and then he leaves that company, will he be eligible to get a pension from his previous company? Kindly clarify this for me.
Regards, Nupur Shukla
From India, Delhi
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I have gone through all the comments on this topic. One question I would like to clarify is if a person worked in any company for 10 years and then he leaves that company, will he be eligible to get a pension from his previous company? Kindly clarify this for me.
Regards, Nupur Shukla
From India, Delhi
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Dear Nupur,
Greetings for the day.
First of all, that particular employee should have obtained a scheme certificate. This certificate assures that the fund deposited in EPS is with EPFO. After completing 58 years of age, the employee will be eligible to withdraw the pension by simply filling out Form 10D, duly attested by the previous employer.
Secondly, if the employee is working in another company, the same accumulation can be transferred by filling out Form 13 (revised), duly attested by the current employer, enclosing the scheme certificate for the surrender and transfer of accumulation.
Thanks & Regards,
Sumit Kumar Saxena
From India, Ghaziabad
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Greetings for the day.
First of all, that particular employee should have obtained a scheme certificate. This certificate assures that the fund deposited in EPS is with EPFO. After completing 58 years of age, the employee will be eligible to withdraw the pension by simply filling out Form 10D, duly attested by the previous employer.
Secondly, if the employee is working in another company, the same accumulation can be transferred by filling out Form 13 (revised), duly attested by the current employer, enclosing the scheme certificate for the surrender and transfer of accumulation.
Thanks & Regards,
Sumit Kumar Saxena
From India, Ghaziabad
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