Pf Withdrawal - Pdf Download - Loan Company

Divyayogesh
Hi,
I am from chennai, India working in a company. I just want to know how many times we can withdraw amount from PF as loan. I have already withdrawn once as loan from PF for marriage. Is there any criteria like number of years gap required or what r the rules?
Thanks,
Divya
Madhu.T.K
Guidelines for advances are fixed depending upon the purposes for which they are taken. A second time advance for the same matter is not mentioned except in the case of advances for addition/ alteration of residential house for which a waiting period of five years from the first advance taken for purchasing or construction of residential house is provided. At the same time, if you have taken an advance for marriage, (for which a minimum service of seven years is mandatory) there need not be any more problem for taking advance for other purposes, say, construction/ purchase of residential house, meeting expenses in connection with hospitalisation or education of children.
Abbas may be able to put his inputs into this matter. Please help.
Regards,
Madhu.T.K
naga_uppala123
Sir,
I am from Andhra pradesh,i Worked with one pvt ltd company.I resigned and joined a new job,nearly two years crossed still now i couldn't apply for PF.so i want to know How to Get PF from my previous employer.
With Regards,
Nagaraju.U
Nimisha Saxena
For PF Withdrawal
You need to fill form 19 and Form 10C and send the filled form along with a self cancelled cheque to the PF consultant.
vdvidya
Dear Madhu,
We can take loan from PF for the purpose of Marriage, House Construction, children Education and for Medical treatment. I think atleast 5 yrs gap required for take one more loan.
Regards,
Vidyaranya.
Nimisha Saxena
Please find the PF withdrawal forms attached.
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sudhanshu kumar singh
Sir,
I am sudhanshu kumar singh,I am Working as a consultant with one pvt ltd company.
I want to know about the pf withdrawal forms Eg:-form:-19,10c,E-5.what is the process of filling them & what are the documents required with them.also about their individual uses.
Thanks & regards
Sudhanshu kumar singh
Nimisha Saxena
HI Sudhanshu,
I have attached the forms for PF withdrawal in my previous post. Form 19 and 10c is required but no E-5 form is required. Please find the details below which you have to fill in these forms:

FORM 19
1. Start with your name.
2. Father's name
3. Leave the address column, that your previous company will form.
4. PF account no.
5. Date of leaving
6. Reason for leaving (just mention RESIGNED)
7. your postal address.
8. Mode of Remittance. (please tick on column (B) and provide your saving bank account details which you wanted to use for PF amount withdrawal)
Date of joining
Date of birth
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Sign at two places in the upper half of the page.
Paste revenue stamp and sign across the revenue stamp and put signatures below the stamp also in the space provided for it.

FORM 10C
1. Name
2. DOB
3. Father's name
4. Leave the address column.
5. Leave the code column also.
6. Reason for leaving (RESIGNED)
Date of leaving.
7. Postal address.
8. Tick mark on column (NO)
9. Leave 9.
10. Leave 10.
11. Tick mark on option (B) and provide your Savings bank account details which you wanted to use for the PF withdrawal.
12. Leave column 12.

Put your signatures below.

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ADVANCE STAMPED RECEIPT
Put your signatures in the space provided and paste revenue stamp at the mentioned place and also sign across the stamp.

Its all done.

IMP-Attach a self cancelled cheque of the saving bank account which you have mentioned in your FORM and also mention your contact no. on the top of the form.
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Nimisha Saxena
Hi Suyog,
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