Confused About PF Withdrawal: Will I Get My Full 2.5 Years' Contributions?

Hello All,

I was a part of a limited company in Bombay with the head office in Delhi. I worked for almost 2.5 years and resigned from this company more than 1 year ago.

I approached my ex-employer to withdraw my PF amount. They gave me a form (not sure of the form number). It's a statement that shows my PF deductions for the last fiscal year with that company.

My question is, my tenure was over 2.5 years, but the form only states the deductions for the last fiscal year. The company advised me to submit this form to the Delhi PF office. If I do so, will I receive a settlement for 1 year of PF contributions or for my entire tenure of 2.5 years?

I have not yet submitted the form as I am in doubt. Please advise.

Thanks, Tazeen.

Hi Tazeen,

For PF claim, we should fill out Form No. 19 and Form 10C. These are the full and final settlement forms in PF. If your employer deducted your contribution and paid their contribution to the PF officer, then the PF office will provide Form No. 23 (PF slip) stating the amount of your contribution and your employer's contribution. You can collect this form from your employer. From there, you can identify your contribution period and amount.

Regards,

D. Marly Johnes

Dear Tazeen,

In Form 19, it was mentioned as "Current financial year contribution." Please ensure that the company has submitted the correct forms at the PF office. Since you have completed 2.5 years of service, I believe your previous company has already submitted Form 3A for the last financial year.

Regards,
Satya

Dear Member,

For PF withdrawal of Contribution for a period of 2.5 years, your ex-employer will provide you with Form 19 and 10C. In Form 19, your ex-employer will furnish the following details:
- Last contribution details from the date you left (one year)
- Your date of joining
- Your date of leaving
- Your non-contribution period

This information will be forwarded to the regional office. Furthermore, Form 10C contains ELIS details, and note that you will have a one-year period. Hope this information meets your needs.

Regards,
Yandamuri

Dear Tazeen,

After submitting your PF withdrawal form, it will be credited within 30 days into your bank account. If you need any help, please contact me via email. I am an HR person in Delhi. My email ID is hr_deepal21@rediffmail.com.

Thanks,
Deepak

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