Dear Friends,
1. PF Withdrawal upon resignation:
Upon resignation, an employee can either withdraw or transfer his/her PF amounts at his desire.
a) For Withdrawal: In order to withdraw the PF/Pension funds, you have to submit Form 19 and 10 C, preferably through your employer. Depending upon the attitude and working capabilities of employees in the respective EPF Office, it will take 45 to 60 days to get your balance credited to your bank account. Withdrawals of PF can be done only after a 60-day period after resignation.
Form No. 19 is for Provident fund withdrawal & Form No. 10 C is for Pension scheme withdrawal. I have attached both the forms for your reference.
b) For Transfer: For transfer, you have to get Form 13 submitted through your present Company, but you need to know your earlier PF account number, etc.
Also, you need to provide the following details to your current company:
- Name and address of the previous company from which PF is still pending to be claimed.
- Group Code of the previous company.
- Date of Joining and date of leaving from the previous company.
- Your PF number from the previous company.
2. PF withdrawal during Working period:
The Provident Fund members can avail advances/partial withdrawals subject to certain conditions like Marriage for self and dependent sisters, brothers, etc., purchasing a dwelling house or repayment of housing loan, specified medical treatments, closure of establishment, etc.
You need to submit FORM 31 for claiming the amount. But the PF authorities will sanction only if you satisfy the qualifying conditions. I have attached a document "Guidelines for PF withdrawal" that gives you a clear idea of on what grounds an employee can withdraw PF during his/her working period.
Hope this information is of some use to you. Seniors, please add your comments and suggestions. Please correct me if I am wrong anywhere. I just shared what I knew.
Have a great day ahead.
Regards,
Babu
1. PF Withdrawal upon resignation:
Upon resignation, an employee can either withdraw or transfer his/her PF amounts at his desire.
a) For Withdrawal: In order to withdraw the PF/Pension funds, you have to submit Form 19 and 10 C, preferably through your employer. Depending upon the attitude and working capabilities of employees in the respective EPF Office, it will take 45 to 60 days to get your balance credited to your bank account. Withdrawals of PF can be done only after a 60-day period after resignation.
Form No. 19 is for Provident fund withdrawal & Form No. 10 C is for Pension scheme withdrawal. I have attached both the forms for your reference.
b) For Transfer: For transfer, you have to get Form 13 submitted through your present Company, but you need to know your earlier PF account number, etc.
Also, you need to provide the following details to your current company:
- Name and address of the previous company from which PF is still pending to be claimed.
- Group Code of the previous company.
- Date of Joining and date of leaving from the previous company.
- Your PF number from the previous company.
2. PF withdrawal during Working period:
The Provident Fund members can avail advances/partial withdrawals subject to certain conditions like Marriage for self and dependent sisters, brothers, etc., purchasing a dwelling house or repayment of housing loan, specified medical treatments, closure of establishment, etc.
You need to submit FORM 31 for claiming the amount. But the PF authorities will sanction only if you satisfy the qualifying conditions. I have attached a document "Guidelines for PF withdrawal" that gives you a clear idea of on what grounds an employee can withdraw PF during his/her working period.
Hope this information is of some use to you. Seniors, please add your comments and suggestions. Please correct me if I am wrong anywhere. I just shared what I knew.
Have a great day ahead.
Regards,
Babu
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