Hi,
I guess I am in a kind of mess. I was working with a company (sorry for not revealing the company's name); let's take it as Company A. I quit Company A and joined another (Company B). I transferred the PF amount from Company A to Company B (however, I am not sure whether the money did get transferred, but I do have the PF numbers of both A and B).
Well, the concern is, due to some personal issues, I did abscond from Company B, which means I don't have any paperwork. But I assume that Company A's money has gone into Company B. I can't transfer the PF now as I haven't informed the new company. But I want to withdraw the amount, at least from Company A, because I was there in Company B for only three months or so.
What should I do? Please, can someone tell me. Please do reply to me.
Thank you
From India, Bangalore
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I guess I am in a kind of mess. I was working with a company (sorry for not revealing the company's name); let's take it as Company A. I quit Company A and joined another (Company B). I transferred the PF amount from Company A to Company B (however, I am not sure whether the money did get transferred, but I do have the PF numbers of both A and B).
Well, the concern is, due to some personal issues, I did abscond from Company B, which means I don't have any paperwork. But I assume that Company A's money has gone into Company B. I can't transfer the PF now as I haven't informed the new company. But I want to withdraw the amount, at least from Company A, because I was there in Company B for only three months or so.
What should I do? Please, can someone tell me. Please do reply to me.
Thank you
From India, Bangalore
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Dear,
First of all, you have to get it cleared from the PF office of Company B whether your PF from Company A has been transferred and credited to Company B's account. If it has been transferred, then you will be able to withdraw it through Company B only. You should approach Company B for attestation of your PF withdrawal form. If they refuse to sign, you can send it directly to the PF office with a letter stating that the employer has refused to sign the PF form.
If your PF has not been transferred, then Company A's PF can be withdrawn through Company A's employer.
Regards,
J. S. Malik
From India, Delhi
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174First of all, you have to get it cleared from the PF office of Company B whether your PF from Company A has been transferred and credited to Company B's account. If it has been transferred, then you will be able to withdraw it through Company B only. You should approach Company B for attestation of your PF withdrawal form. If they refuse to sign, you can send it directly to the PF office with a letter stating that the employer has refused to sign the PF form.
If your PF has not been transferred, then Company A's PF can be withdrawn through Company A's employer.
Regards,
J. S. Malik
From India, Delhi
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