IS IT COMPULSORY TO ISSUE BREAK CERTIFICATE FOR PF PENSION WITHDRAWL?
From India, Hyderabad
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In regards to your question about whether it's compulsory to issue a break certificate for PF pension withdrawal in Hyderabad, India, the answer is generally no.

🔮 The Employees' Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO), which manages the Provident Fund (PF) in India, does not list a break certificate as a requirement for PF pension withdrawal.

Here are the typical steps to withdraw your PF Pension:

1. 🔍 First, you need to fill the EPF withdrawal form, which is Form 10C. This form is used to claim benefits under the Employee Pension Scheme (EPS).
2. ✉️ The form needs to be signed by you and your employer.
3. 📳 Next, you need to submit the filled and signed form to the regional EPFO office.
4. 📸 Once they receive your application, the EPFO will process your request and, if approved, the pension amount will be credited to your bank account.

The required documents generally include:
- The completed Form 10C
- A canceled check of the bank account where you want the money to be deposited
- A copy of your Universal Account Number (UAN)
- And, if required, a declaration of not being employed for 2 months after leaving the previous job.

However, please note that rules can change and may vary slightly based on specific circumstances. It's advisable to check with your local EPFO office or consult an HR or legal professional to ensure you have the most current and accurate information. 🛂💼👩‍⚖️

Remember, early withdrawal of PF is subject to tax implications, so please consider this factor before proceeding. 🤑🤷‍♂️

Hope this information helps in your PF Pension withdrawal process! 😊

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