While settling a PF claim for one of our employees who passed away, the PF authorities are asking for a "No Death While in Services Certificate." What is it? And what should be the format?
Details of the Employee
The employee was registered for PF and Pension schemes and was 57 years old (legal working age). He passed away due to natural causes, with a death certificate from a government hospital available stating so. The death occurred outside of the work premises, and he was not on duty at the time.
Questions Regarding the Certificate
What does "No Death While in Services" mean here? Who should provide the letter - the Proprietor? What should be the format of the certificate? Should it be on the company letterhead?
Need guidance urgently. Appreciate all the feedback and answers in advance.
Aniket Patil
Location: Pune, India
Tags: death claim, PF settlement, Provident Fund, PF claim, Pension scheme, death certificate, Country-India, City-India-Pune
Details of the Employee
The employee was registered for PF and Pension schemes and was 57 years old (legal working age). He passed away due to natural causes, with a death certificate from a government hospital available stating so. The death occurred outside of the work premises, and he was not on duty at the time.
Questions Regarding the Certificate
What does "No Death While in Services" mean here? Who should provide the letter - the Proprietor? What should be the format of the certificate? Should it be on the company letterhead?
Need guidance urgently. Appreciate all the feedback and answers in advance.
Aniket Patil
Location: Pune, India
Tags: death claim, PF settlement, Provident Fund, PF claim, Pension scheme, death certificate, Country-India, City-India-Pune