How Do I Transfer My PF? Need Guidance on the Process!

What is the procedure for PF transfer? Please guide me.

Procedure for PF Transfer

Transferring your PF account from one location to another is done by submitting the previous employer's salary slip, the resignation letter from your immediate last organization, and an application for the transfer of the PF account at the local or nearby PF office where you intend to transfer it.

Thanks & Best Regards,
Vikas Ranjan

Mr. Vikas Ranjan, if you are unsure of the procedure, it is best not to mislead others. Please make sure to learn and provide accurate information here.

Mr. Rafi,

You can fill out Form-13 for PF transfer.

Regards,
Ramkishore
Asst. Manager - HR

You need to fill out Form No. 13 and attach the 3A (Revised) from your previous employer so you can easily transfer your PF accumulation.

Dear Mr. Rafi, Form 13 should be filled out. Along with it, you should attach your latest Form 3A, Form 5, and Form 10 from the employers. Get your details filled in, such as Date of Birth, Date of Joining, Date of Leaving, PF account number of the previous employer and the present employer. If you have any queries, feel free to post again.

Regards,
Ramkishore
Assistant Manager - HR

Dear Ramkishore Ji, I mentioned in the earlier post the need to submit an application. I apologize for not clearly specifying that Form 13, 3A, 5, and 10 must be submitted along with the application, as they are necessary requirements. I aim not to mislead anyone through any messages or information that I have posted to date. The information I share is solely for the benefit of Citehr friends. It is possible that it may not be entirely accurate or correct, but it will never be 'erroneous.' Each day is a learning opportunity, and learning is a continuous process that contributes to our strategic and mental fitness.

Regards, Vikas Ranjan

Dear Ramkishore Ji, I have mentioned in the earlier post the need to submit an application. However, I apologize for not clearly stating that the application must be submitted along with Form 13, 3A, 5, and 10, which are necessary for submission.

I am not trying to mislead anyone with any of my messages or the information I have shared to date on Citehr. The information I provide may not be one hundred percent accurate, but it is never 'erroneous.' Every day is a learning experience, and learning is a continuous process that contributes to strategic and mental fitness.

Regards,
Vikas Ranjan

Mr. Vikas Ranjan, I believe it is essential to take responsibility when posting and guiding others. If I have caused any offense with my post, please accept my apologies.

Regards,
Ramkishore
Assistant Manager-HR

Dear All,

Previously, I was working for an organization that deducted PF from my salary. After some time, the same management started a new organization to which I had been transferred. As of today, I have left the company for a better opportunity. Whenever I ask for my dues, they are not answering my calls and claim that they are in the process of submitting the returns. They have not provided me with any evidence of payments to the PF office, except for the declaration in Form 16 (ITR).

Legal Options for PF Dues

Can I proceed legally? I would greatly appreciate your guidance in this matter. The previous company has prevented me from submitting Form 19 until the dues are settled.

Thank you,

Ramesh
Phone: [Phone Number Removed For Privacy Reasons]

Please find the attached PF withdrawal forms for withdrawing money from your previous company. You need to attach a cancelled cheque along with it to your previous company.

Thank you.

You can send PF Form 13 (R), duly filled in the columns that pertain to you, through your present employer to your previous company with a covering letter. Ask them to enclose Form 13 (R) duly attested by them, Form-5, Form-10, Form-3A, and particulars of non-contributory service in your employment (breaks in reckonable service). Then, submit the same to the PF office for effecting the transfer of PF accumulations.

Hope the above is clear.

Regards,
Srinivasarao Vadlamani

One employee left the job after 9.5 years of service to the company. He claimed PF withdrawal, and his account was settled, but he would be eligible for the Pension Scheme. After 2 years, he rejoined the same company. His PF deduction was made with another number. How can he transfer the Pension Amount or withdraw the amount that went to the Pension scheme?

Please reply.

Dear Mr. Dhananjay, I had enquired in the LPFO regarding my PF deductions. My previous employer had deducted Rs. 2.08 Lakhs against PF and declared the same in Form 16 ITR. The LPFO office says that the company had not submitted the returns. Please guide me further.

Thank you.

You can fill out Form No. 13 for the transfer, mentioning your previous PF number and current PF number. Along with the 3A (Revised) from your previous employer, it will be submitted to the PF office for the transfer.

Regards,
Venkatesan MBA

You can continue your pension scheme from the previous company (9.5 years) and transfer it to the new company. To effect the pension scheme, you can submit a copy of your previous scheme certificate to the PF office for the continuity of your pension scheme in the new company.

Thanks and regards,
Venkatesan
MBA

In PF transfer, you should have UAN (universal account number) and go to your login site uanmembers.epfoservices.in. In your login site, navigate to the Previous member ID menu, select the list of previous member ID, fill in the details of your previous PF number, and submit. Alternatively, you can fill out the Transfer Claim Form (Form 13 Revised), provide the necessary details, sign the form as the previous owner, and submit it to your Regional Office for the transfer.

I have mentioned in the earlier post the need to submit an application. However, I apologize for not clearly specifying that the application must be submitted along with Form 13, 3A, 5, and 10, which are necessary requirements. I am not misleading anyone through any message or information I have posted up to this date. All the information I share is solely for the benefit of Citehr friends. It is possible that not everything I share is one hundred percent accurate, but it will never be 'erroneous'. Every day presents opportunities for learning, and learning is a continuous process that contributes to strategic thinking and mental fitness.