One employee worked only 5 months before he asked for a PF withdrawal form. In my opinion, he is not eligible for PF because he worked only 5 months. Is this correct? Please tell me if he is eligible or not.
From India, Bangalore
From India, Bangalore
Hi,
The employee is definitely eligible for PF withdrawal as long as the company has deducted his PF and deposited the same within his PF account. You must provide him PF Withdrawal Form no. 10 C and a copy of his PF deduction and deposit statement - Form 3A.
The employee has to fill in the form, attach his identity and address proof, and a copy of his bank passbook/bank statement, all self-attested. You must then get the form signed by your company's authorized signatory, and the employee can then submit the documents to the PF office for withdrawal.
Regards,
Gaurang
From India, Ahmadabad
The employee is definitely eligible for PF withdrawal as long as the company has deducted his PF and deposited the same within his PF account. You must provide him PF Withdrawal Form no. 10 C and a copy of his PF deduction and deposit statement - Form 3A.
The employee has to fill in the form, attach his identity and address proof, and a copy of his bank passbook/bank statement, all self-attested. You must then get the form signed by your company's authorized signatory, and the employee can then submit the documents to the PF office for withdrawal.
Regards,
Gaurang
From India, Ahmadabad
He is not eligible to withdraw PF, but he can withdraw his PF with a transfer if he crosses 6 months. This means he has to work 1 more month in another company, and he has to transfer his previous fund to the new fund.
From India, Delhi
From India, Delhi
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