Dear Sir,
I am writing to address an issue concerning my Employee Provident Fund (EPF) account. I currently have two Universal Account Numbers (UANs) assigned during my term of employment:
- UAN A, which is linked to my previous employer (Only PF amount already withdrawal)
- UAN B, which is presently used by my current employer for EPF contributions
Currently, my pension amount remains under UAN A, while my current employer is contributing to UAN B. Moreover, I am unable to access the passbook for UAN A through the EPFO portal. please confirm what need to do
From India, Mohali
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2I am writing to address an issue concerning my Employee Provident Fund (EPF) account. I currently have two Universal Account Numbers (UANs) assigned during my term of employment:
- UAN A, which is linked to my previous employer (Only PF amount already withdrawal)
- UAN B, which is presently used by my current employer for EPF contributions
Currently, my pension amount remains under UAN A, while my current employer is contributing to UAN B. Moreover, I am unable to access the passbook for UAN A through the EPFO portal. please confirm what need to do
From India, Mohali
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To merge two Universal Account Numbers (UANs) and transfer your pension amount and service history, follow these steps:
1. Contact your current employer's HR department and request them to initiate the UAN merging process with the EPFO (Employee Provident Fund Organization).
2. Provide all necessary details of both UAN A and UAN B to your current employer for verification and consolidation.
3. Your current employer will submit a joint request to the EPFO for merging the UANs and transferring the pension amount and service history.
4. Once the EPFO processes the request, they will consolidate your EPF accounts under a single UAN, which will reflect your combined service history and pension amount.
5. After the consolidation, you should be able to access the passbook for your EPF account through the EPFO portal using the new single UAN.
6. Ensure to regularly check your updated passbook to verify the correctness of the merged accounts and the transferred pension amount.
By following these steps and coordinating with your current employer and the EPFO, you can successfully merge your UANs and consolidate your EPF accounts.
From India, Gurugram
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1. Contact your current employer's HR department and request them to initiate the UAN merging process with the EPFO (Employee Provident Fund Organization).
2. Provide all necessary details of both UAN A and UAN B to your current employer for verification and consolidation.
3. Your current employer will submit a joint request to the EPFO for merging the UANs and transferring the pension amount and service history.
4. Once the EPFO processes the request, they will consolidate your EPF accounts under a single UAN, which will reflect your combined service history and pension amount.
5. After the consolidation, you should be able to access the passbook for your EPF account through the EPFO portal using the new single UAN.
6. Ensure to regularly check your updated passbook to verify the correctness of the merged accounts and the transferred pension amount.
By following these steps and coordinating with your current employer and the EPFO, you can successfully merge your UANs and consolidate your EPF accounts.
From India, Gurugram
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The HR manager cannot do anything to merge an employee's different UANs. It should be initiated only by the employee concerned. In order to merge the previous account with the one being used, log in to the member portal (using the present UAN and password set for it) and then go to the "online services" and then "to one member one PF" field and transfer the amount and service putting the old UAN in the space provided. Please remember that you cannot merge the accounts if there is any difference in the data captured.
Note: You should not have created a second UAN but you should have continued with the same UAN generated earlier when you joined this new company.
From India, Kannur
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Note: You should not have created a second UAN but you should have continued with the same UAN generated earlier when you joined this new company.
From India, Kannur
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