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Dear friends,

May I know what is the minimum period of service to claim one's PF amount? I mean, is there any rule that a person should work for a specific period to be eligible to get his PF amount? Does it differ from company to company?

One more question is... Can we apply for PF after 4-5 years after leaving the organization?

From India, Hyderabad
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There is no specified limit to get the PF amount, after 3 months leaving the company will be liable to claim.
From India, Delhi
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Dear all,

In my organization, an XYZ employee was exempted from PF. Now, he is requesting PF facilities with a basic salary of Rs. 6,500, whereas his current basic salary is Rs. 11,500. He has been working with the company for the past 6 years.

Is it possible to provide him with PF facilities?

Thank you.

From India, New+Delhi
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Dear Sir, My company strength is more than 40 employee and my company is not deducting PF.Can we claim for PF after relinqushment from company. Thanks S kumar
From India, Delhi
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Dear S. Kumar,

In companies with 20 or more employees, it is mandatory for employers to make PF contributions at 12% of the basic salary of employees or 12% of Rs. 6500 maximum. This is a statutory obligation. Please discuss this with your HR or MD.

Thanks,
Hema

From India, Nagpur
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I think its rule of 7 months work for getting p.f. of employer side. before it you can got also p.f. from ur side.
From India, Surat
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hi Very simple ! for Employee contribution there is no limit of minimum period to be worked. but for Employer contribution you must work minimum 6 months. regds Pradeepan
From India, Raipur
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