Hi, I left an orginization 2years back and they say that I am liable to pay them Rs. 5000 approx, however I don't wish to pay that amount as I do not find it feasible, the company has not yet given my F&F and I wish to withdraw my P.F amount.
Please suggest if there is a way out where Im not supposed to pay that amount to the company and get my P.F and in this situation how many days will it take to get the P.F?
From India, Delhi
Please suggest if there is a way out where Im not supposed to pay that amount to the company and get my P.F and in this situation how many days will it take to get the P.F?
From India, Delhi
Hey,
Thanks for replying, the company says that as I did not serve the notice period is why I am liable to pay them Rs.5000, they also state that I need to fisrt pay them a cheque of this amount and after the clearance of this is when they shall process the P.F.
There have been few friends who suggested to go to the P.F office fill a general P.F form and give a govt banks account# and my P.F will be transferred. I would like to confirm if this is one of the options and does it really work without getting the employer involved?
From India, Delhi
Thanks for replying, the company says that as I did not serve the notice period is why I am liable to pay them Rs.5000, they also state that I need to fisrt pay them a cheque of this amount and after the clearance of this is when they shall process the P.F.
There have been few friends who suggested to go to the P.F office fill a general P.F form and give a govt banks account# and my P.F will be transferred. I would like to confirm if this is one of the options and does it really work without getting the employer involved?
From India, Delhi
Hey Hi, No one can take your PF Amount at any cost u are eligible to ur PF Amount..If u have not given ur Notice Period also. Ayesha
From India
3From India
Hi, Ayesha
The form 10c and 19 to be submit by you to PF office, has to go to the employer for filling up of the details of every month-wise deduction. The employer holds the key there. But they can not hold on for more than 15 days.
They can provide the wrong details and make delay in the process of withdraw. Even they can add that since you have not completed the terms and condition, that will be a added advantage to them.
But the employer can not block you from withdraw. You have submit the letter to PF commissioner, stating that due to some personal reasons you were unable to complete the service and you are need of money now so i am withdrawing.
This is more than enough. You have to attach a signed cancelled cheque along with the form so that the amount can be transferred to that account.
regards,
suneel.
From India, Bangalore
The form 10c and 19 to be submit by you to PF office, has to go to the employer for filling up of the details of every month-wise deduction. The employer holds the key there. But they can not hold on for more than 15 days.
They can provide the wrong details and make delay in the process of withdraw. Even they can add that since you have not completed the terms and condition, that will be a added advantage to them.
But the employer can not block you from withdraw. You have submit the letter to PF commissioner, stating that due to some personal reasons you were unable to complete the service and you are need of money now so i am withdrawing.
This is more than enough. You have to attach a signed cancelled cheque along with the form so that the amount can be transferred to that account.
regards,
suneel.
From India, Bangalore
Hi Buddy,
I need one clarification, I am going to resignee from my current organisation. I want to withdrawl my PF. My work experience in this organisation is more than 20 months. So PF office will deduct any amount and i am eligible or not
Regards
Kapil Goyal
From United States, New York
I need one clarification, I am going to resignee from my current organisation. I want to withdrawl my PF. My work experience in this organisation is more than 20 months. So PF office will deduct any amount and i am eligible or not
Regards
Kapil Goyal
From United States, New York
Dear friend,
Your company's view is right if there is a clause in your appointment order /contract signed by you at the time of joining with the company,about the NOTICE PERIOD.
The company cannot say to forward the pf claim for this reason but they can hold your service certificate and relieving order issuance.(since it may affect your future service, you settle the amount and avail the relieving order and certificae - if there is any clause as said above.)
You can transfer the pf accumulations by submitting Form 13 to the present employer.
INCASE, YOU WANT TO WITHDRAW YOUR PF ACCUMULATIONS WITHOUT THE INTERVENTION OF YOUR PREVIOUS EMPLOYER,
step.1:You can download withdrawal form in Form 19 and 10C , NSSN FORM from the website EPFO.
step2: you can fillup all the details about yourself and fill the bank account coloumn with your savings bank account.
step3:you can enclose the first page of Pass Book of your Bank account.
step4:you send the complete set of forms with enclosures to the previous employer for forwarding the forms to pf office
step5.You can obtain attestation in the column of attestation of employer/authorised person :: (if you want to send the claim straight to pf office) from the bank manager with which you are having savings bank account
step6:you can send the set of forms to the PF office in which your previous employer have accounts - by registered post.
YOU WILL GET YOUR MONEY INTO YOUR BANK ACCOUNT WITHIN 45 DAYS
But normally, it is advisable to settle the same through previous employer.
From India, Madras
Your company's view is right if there is a clause in your appointment order /contract signed by you at the time of joining with the company,about the NOTICE PERIOD.
The company cannot say to forward the pf claim for this reason but they can hold your service certificate and relieving order issuance.(since it may affect your future service, you settle the amount and avail the relieving order and certificae - if there is any clause as said above.)
You can transfer the pf accumulations by submitting Form 13 to the present employer.
INCASE, YOU WANT TO WITHDRAW YOUR PF ACCUMULATIONS WITHOUT THE INTERVENTION OF YOUR PREVIOUS EMPLOYER,
step.1:You can download withdrawal form in Form 19 and 10C , NSSN FORM from the website EPFO.
step2: you can fillup all the details about yourself and fill the bank account coloumn with your savings bank account.
step3:you can enclose the first page of Pass Book of your Bank account.
step4:you send the complete set of forms with enclosures to the previous employer for forwarding the forms to pf office
step5.You can obtain attestation in the column of attestation of employer/authorised person :: (if you want to send the claim straight to pf office) from the bank manager with which you are having savings bank account
step6:you can send the set of forms to the PF office in which your previous employer have accounts - by registered post.
YOU WILL GET YOUR MONEY INTO YOUR BANK ACCOUNT WITHIN 45 DAYS
But normally, it is advisable to settle the same through previous employer.
From India, Madras
I was working for a company for almost 1 year and left without serving the contracted period of 2 years.Is there any way I can go ahead and get my PF without involving the Company.If yes,wat will be the procedure?
From India, Guwahati
From India, Guwahati
Dear Ramachandran
Can u plz tell that if an an employee starts getting basic salary more than pm then still he/she needs to get deducted his/her PF?if it needs to be stopped then wats the procedure?
From India, New Delhi
Can u plz tell that if an an employee starts getting basic salary more than pm then still he/she needs to get deducted his/her PF?if it needs to be stopped then wats the procedure?
From India, New Delhi
Can u plz tell that if an an employee starts getting basic salary more than Rs.6500/- pm then still he/she needs to get deducted his/her PF?if it needs to be stopped then wats the procedure?
From India, New Delhi
From India, New Delhi
Two options
-- Using Form 13
-- Using Form 10C / Deposited in a/c directly after 60 days
EPFO <link updated to site home>
Numbers
KARNATAKA [Bangalore]
REGIONAL OFFICEBANGALORE
Bhavishyanidhi Bhavan, No. 13,
Raja Ram Mohan Roy Road,
Bangalore – 560 025 (KN).
E-mail:
R.P.F.C (I)
Shri S. Raghuram
080
22277700
22273991
R.P.F.C (II)
Shri K. Narayana
22249133
22291945
R.P.F.C (II)
Shri Samarendra Kumar
22244161
22244161
A.P.F.C
Smt. Y.K. Prema Achar
22230058
A.P.F.C
Shri Ashwathnarayana
22230059
A.P.F.C
Shri K. Narayanan
22230061
A.P.F.C
Shri M.H. Warsi
22212142
A.P.F.C
Shri Balakrishna Naik
22238201
A.P.F.C
Smt. Renu Ramachandran
General – EPBAX
22214961
22216566
22216596
22238033
SUB-REGIONAL OFFICESBOMMASANDRA
2nd Floor, CMC Building,
Begur Road, Bommanahally,
Bangalore – 560 068.
E-mail:
080 25734590 Enquiry
A.P.F.C (OIC)
Shri Chandrappa
080
25734492
25733817
A.P.F.C
Shri K. Ramachandran
25733619
A.P.F.C
Shri Balakrishna Naik
K.R PURAM
(WHITEFIELD)
No. 36, NH-4, "Lakshmi Complex",
(Opposite Syndicate Bank),Old Madras Road, K.R. Puram,
Bangalore – 560 036.
E-mail:
A.P.F.C (OIC)
Shri A.K. Mithrananda
080
25611955
25617629
25610209
P.R.O
25613382
PEENYA
Plot No. S(1), 1st Cross, 1st Phase,
Peenya Industrial Estate,
Bangalore – 560 058.
E-mail:
R.P.F.C (II)
Shri N.B. Nair
080
23721377
23721377
A.P.F.C
Smt. B. Prema Jayadeva
23721344
A.P.F.C
Shri M.V. Chandrashekharaiah
28370500
P.R.O
23721366
E.P.B.A.X
23721355
28370727
--
regards
giridhar
From India, Hyderabad
-- Using Form 13
-- Using Form 10C / Deposited in a/c directly after 60 days
EPFO <link updated to site home>
Numbers
KARNATAKA [Bangalore]
Sl.No.
DESIGNATION & STATION
NAME OF THE OFFICERS
STD CODE
PHONE NUMBERS
OFFICE
FAX
RES.
REGIONAL OFFICE
Bhavishyanidhi Bhavan, No. 13,
Raja Ram Mohan Roy Road,
Bangalore – 560 025 (KN).
E-mail:
R.P.F.C (I)
Shri S. Raghuram
080
22277700
22273991
R.P.F.C (II)
Shri K. Narayana
22249133
22291945
R.P.F.C (II)
Shri Samarendra Kumar
22244161
22244161
A.P.F.C
Smt. Y.K. Prema Achar
22230058
A.P.F.C
Shri Ashwathnarayana
22230059
A.P.F.C
Shri K. Narayanan
22230061
A.P.F.C
Shri M.H. Warsi
22212142
A.P.F.C
Shri Balakrishna Naik
22238201
A.P.F.C
Smt. Renu Ramachandran
General – EPBAX
22214961
22216566
22216596
22238033
SUB-REGIONAL OFFICES
1.
2nd Floor, CMC Building,
Begur Road, Bommanahally,
Bangalore – 560 068.
E-mail:
080 25734590 Enquiry
A.P.F.C (OIC)
Shri Chandrappa
080
25734492
25733817
A.P.F.C
Shri K. Ramachandran
25733619
A.P.F.C
Shri Balakrishna Naik
2.
(WHITEFIELD)
No. 36, NH-4, "Lakshmi Complex",
(Opposite Syndicate Bank),Old Madras Road, K.R. Puram,
Bangalore – 560 036.
E-mail:
A.P.F.C (OIC)
Shri A.K. Mithrananda
080
25611955
25617629
25610209
P.R.O
25613382
3.
Plot No. S(1), 1st Cross, 1st Phase,
Peenya Industrial Estate,
Bangalore – 560 058.
E-mail:
R.P.F.C (II)
Shri N.B. Nair
080
23721377
23721377
A.P.F.C
Smt. B. Prema Jayadeva
23721344
A.P.F.C
Shri M.V. Chandrashekharaiah
28370500
P.R.O
23721366
E.P.B.A.X
23721355
28370727
regards
giridhar
From India, Hyderabad
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