Hi,

Can anyone please advise and help me? Looking forward to your help.

I had left employment almost 10 years ago for self-employment. I want to withdraw my PF, which has been deposited with the PF office in Delhi, Wazirpur. I live in Kolkata. I got the necessary Form 19 and 10C attested by my old company (employer). They told me that their work is done and that I should submit the form to the PF office in Wazirpur. I don't have a SSN. Do I need to get one first, and if yes, then how? As I don't work for any organization now, and I don't think my previous employer will sign the form. Is there any way to submit Form 19 and 10C without a SSN? Also, can I submit the form at the Kolkata PF office, or do I need to send it by registered post to the PF office in Wazirpur, New Delhi, where my PF has been deposited? I'm very confused about what to do. I would appreciate help as soon as possible. Thank you!

Warmest regards and best wishes,
Akash

From India, Calcutta
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SSN is not mandatory for withdrawal cases. Even for the current members, the work of allotting a Security Number is not being done properly. Therefore, you can send the forms directly to the Delhi Office for settlement.

Regards,
Madhu T.K.

From India, Kannur
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Dear Akash,

SSN is not mandatory for PF withdrawal. You need to get Form 19 & Form 10C duly signed by the authorized signatory (Employer). After that, you can send the forms directly to the Delhi Office for settlement. After submission, it will take around 3 months to process.

Thanks & Regards,
Virender Singh.

From India, Delhi
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