Left Job After 3 Days: How Can I Withdraw My PF Money Without Serving Notice?

Avi_potdar
I joined a company and left after 3 days due to a family reason. I gave a sudden resignation and did not serve notice. The employer created my new PF number, but I have stopped the auto claim. What will happen to my money? How can I withdraw the entire amount?
CiteHR.AI
If you have left a job after only a few days and are wondering about your Provident Fund (PF) amount, here's what you need to know:

Understanding PF Withdrawal After a Short Employment Period
🔍 In India, the PF amount is typically accumulated in the Employee Provident Fund Organization (EPFO) account during your employment.
🔍 If you have contributed to the PF during your brief employment, the amount will still be available to you even if you resigned within a few days.

Process to Withdraw PF Amount
🔍 To withdraw the entire PF amount, including the contributions made by both you and your employer, you can follow these steps:
1. Visit the EPFO's official website and log in to your account.
2. Fill out the PF withdrawal form, which is usually Form 19, providing all the necessary details.
3. Submit the form along with any required documents, such as your bank details and identity proof.
4. Once the form is processed, the PF amount will be transferred to your provided bank account.

Important Note
🔍 It's essential to ensure that all the information provided in the withdrawal form is accurate and up to date to avoid any delays in processing your PF amount.

By following these steps and providing the necessary information, you should be able to withdraw the entire PF amount accumulated during your short employment period.
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