Dear All,
I want to withdraw my PF from my previous company. Currently, they are not providing the signed copies of form 10C and 19. I don't have the PF statement with me either, but I do have the payslip where the PF account number and monthly deduction details are mentioned. In this situation, what is the alternative process to get my PF?
From India, Calcutta
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I want to withdraw my PF from my previous company. Currently, they are not providing the signed copies of form 10C and 19. I don't have the PF statement with me either, but I do have the payslip where the PF account number and monthly deduction details are mentioned. In this situation, what is the alternative process to get my PF?
From India, Calcutta
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Hi,
First, talk to the HR department of your previous organization and inquire why they have not provided you with a signed copy. If there is any issue, try to contact them and remember that you can fill out your PF form after 60 days from your date of leaving. Then, you can easily receive your PF amount.
For further information, you can call me,
Ashish Kumar
7838606486
From India, New Delhi
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7First, talk to the HR department of your previous organization and inquire why they have not provided you with a signed copy. If there is any issue, try to contact them and remember that you can fill out your PF form after 60 days from your date of leaving. Then, you can easily receive your PF amount.
For further information, you can call me,
Ashish Kumar
7838606486
From India, New Delhi
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The date of leaving is already 180 days over. Is there any option to get it dirtecly from PF office with the help of PF a/c no?
From India, Calcutta
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From India, Calcutta
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You go to the PF office and talk to them only. Explain that they are not giving you the signed PF form. Then, the PF representatives will contact the HR department.
Where is your office located? Is it in Delhi? If it is in Delhi, please provide me with your PF account number.
You can directly submit your PF form with the signature of any gazetted officer, but that is only possible when the company is closed.
Ashish
From India, New Delhi
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Where is your office located? Is it in Delhi? If it is in Delhi, please provide me with your PF account number.
You can directly submit your PF form with the signature of any gazetted officer, but that is only possible when the company is closed.
Ashish
From India, New Delhi
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Dear Sudipta,
Your last organization cannot hold back your PF withdrawal form. They are supposed to forward the form duly signed along with a copy of 3-A to the PF authority if it is an exempted establishment. However, if you are not currently employed, you can write to the RPFC quoting your PF Account Number and request their intervention in the matter, with a copy to your last employer as well. Make a follow-up after a week or so. In the meantime, contact your successor (HR) in the last organization and try to find out the reason for holding your PF withdrawal form and resolve it.
Alternatively, if you are currently employed, it would be better to have the PF accumulation transferred to your new account. For this, you only need to fill out Form 16 and hand it over to your current employer. They will take care of transferring the funds to your new account.
All the best,
Gopal
From India, Jaipur
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Your last organization cannot hold back your PF withdrawal form. They are supposed to forward the form duly signed along with a copy of 3-A to the PF authority if it is an exempted establishment. However, if you are not currently employed, you can write to the RPFC quoting your PF Account Number and request their intervention in the matter, with a copy to your last employer as well. Make a follow-up after a week or so. In the meantime, contact your successor (HR) in the last organization and try to find out the reason for holding your PF withdrawal form and resolve it.
Alternatively, if you are currently employed, it would be better to have the PF accumulation transferred to your new account. For this, you only need to fill out Form 16 and hand it over to your current employer. They will take care of transferring the funds to your new account.
All the best,
Gopal
From India, Jaipur
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Procedure to withdraw the pf amount
step.1:you can contact local pf office and collect form 19 and 10c (or)You can download withdrawal form in Form 19 and 10C , NSSN FORM from the website EPFO.
step2: you can fillup all the details about yourself and fill the bank account coloumn with your savings bank account.
step3: Open a savings bank account preferably with nationalised bank - mention the account number inthe forms 19 and 10C - also attach a xerox copy of the first page of the passbook(depicting the bank account number, branch location etc.,)
step4:you send the complete set of forms with enclosures to the previous employer for forwarding the forms to pf office
step5.You can obtain attestation in the column of attestation of employer/authorised person :: (if you want to send the claim straight to pf office) from the bank manager with which you are having savings bank account
step6:you can send the set of forms to the PF office in which your previous employer have accounts - by registered post.
YOU WILL GET YOUR MONEY INTO YOUR BANK ACCOUNT WITHIN 45 DAYS
From India, Madras
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step.1:you can contact local pf office and collect form 19 and 10c (or)You can download withdrawal form in Form 19 and 10C , NSSN FORM from the website EPFO.
step2: you can fillup all the details about yourself and fill the bank account coloumn with your savings bank account.
step3: Open a savings bank account preferably with nationalised bank - mention the account number inthe forms 19 and 10C - also attach a xerox copy of the first page of the passbook(depicting the bank account number, branch location etc.,)
step4:you send the complete set of forms with enclosures to the previous employer for forwarding the forms to pf office
step5.You can obtain attestation in the column of attestation of employer/authorised person :: (if you want to send the claim straight to pf office) from the bank manager with which you are having savings bank account
step6:you can send the set of forms to the PF office in which your previous employer have accounts - by registered post.
YOU WILL GET YOUR MONEY INTO YOUR BANK ACCOUNT WITHIN 45 DAYS
From India, Madras
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Dear All, In My pervious company my PF amount has been sent to new employer but my new employer says not received for them... Kindly suggest...
From India, Pondicherry
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From India, Pondicherry
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Send them a mail to provide the same.
I then after few days. (30days) speak to the PF office of the city where it was diposited. They will tell you weather the same has been diposited by your previous company or not.
Just keep in touch with the PF Office and you previous company HR for the same.
This happened with me even.
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Arzoo
From India
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I then after few days. (30days) speak to the PF office of the city where it was diposited. They will tell you weather the same has been diposited by your previous company or not.
Just keep in touch with the PF Office and you previous company HR for the same.
This happened with me even.
Regards,
Arzoo
From India
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Dear Sudipta,
Please download Forms 10C and 19 from the EPFO website, fill them out, and submit them to EPFO along with your relieving letter and last payslip, which should reflect your PF number.
The PF Office will gather the necessary details about your Form 10 from your previous employer and process your claim accordingly.
With warm regards,
S. Bhaskar
9099024667
From India, Kumbakonam
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Please download Forms 10C and 19 from the EPFO website, fill them out, and submit them to EPFO along with your relieving letter and last payslip, which should reflect your PF number.
The PF Office will gather the necessary details about your Form 10 from your previous employer and process your claim accordingly.
With warm regards,
S. Bhaskar
9099024667
From India, Kumbakonam
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There are two options you can go for:
1) Either you can transfer your PF amount to your new organization by filling up Form No. 13, i.e., the transfer form in your present organization. Or,
2) You can approach your nearest PF Office and discuss your problem with them. Ask for Form No. 10C and 19 and send them to your previous organization with an application requesting the withdrawal of your PF amount. If they do not take action, you can report to the PF Office urging them to act promptly.
Deepika.
From India, Silchar
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1) Either you can transfer your PF amount to your new organization by filling up Form No. 13, i.e., the transfer form in your present organization. Or,
2) You can approach your nearest PF Office and discuss your problem with them. Ask for Form No. 10C and 19 and send them to your previous organization with an application requesting the withdrawal of your PF amount. If they do not take action, you can report to the PF Office urging them to act promptly.
Deepika.
From India, Silchar
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There are two options you can go for:
1) Either you can transfer your PF amount to your new organization by filling up Form No. 13, i.e., transfer form in your present organization.
2) You can approach your nearest PF Office, discuss your problem with them, ask for Form No. 10c and 19, and send them to your previous organization with an application asking for the withdrawal of your PF amount. If they don't cooperate, you can report to the PF Office, urging them to take immediate action.
Deepika.
From India, Silchar
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1) Either you can transfer your PF amount to your new organization by filling up Form No. 13, i.e., transfer form in your present organization.
2) You can approach your nearest PF Office, discuss your problem with them, ask for Form No. 10c and 19, and send them to your previous organization with an application asking for the withdrawal of your PF amount. If they don't cooperate, you can report to the PF Office, urging them to take immediate action.
Deepika.
From India, Silchar
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Dear Sudipta,
If your employer is sending you Form-19 and 10C after attestation, you can fill out another form. Get it attested by your manager at the bank, sub-postmaster, postmaster, Sarpanch of your village, MLA, Magistrate, or any gazetted officer. Send the form directly to the PF Authority for processing. The company/your previous employer cannot withhold your PF amount in any case.
Regards,
RL Dhingra
Advocate, Labour Law Consultant
09818309937
From India, Delhi
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Dear Sudipta,
If your employer is sending you Form-19 and 10C after attestation, you can fill out another form. Get it attested by your manager at the bank, sub-postmaster, postmaster, Sarpanch of your village, MLA, Magistrate, or any gazetted officer. Send the form directly to the PF Authority for processing. The company/your previous employer cannot withhold your PF amount in any case.
Regards,
RL Dhingra
Advocate, Labour Law Consultant
09818309937
From India, Delhi
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Can anybody tell me if I want to withdraw PF only after one contribution as that was my fault, as my salary limit is above 6500, and afterwards my 5 salaries are without PF deduction, then what portion will I get, whether both employee and employer or not.
If some other regular contributor wants to withdraw, will that person get double the share of their contribution (i.e., double the employee share) or 12% of the employee and 3.67% of the employer? I mean, if that person doesn't want to get a pension, then will the 8.33% of the employer that goes to the pension be given to him or not? If 12% employee and 12% employer will add on without the pension desire of the employee, then it will be double the employee's share.
From India, Ludhiana
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If some other regular contributor wants to withdraw, will that person get double the share of their contribution (i.e., double the employee share) or 12% of the employee and 3.67% of the employer? I mean, if that person doesn't want to get a pension, then will the 8.33% of the employer that goes to the pension be given to him or not? If 12% employee and 12% employer will add on without the pension desire of the employee, then it will be double the employee's share.
From India, Ludhiana
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