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Dear Seniors, I was working in a Ltd company and worked for around 2 years. I had given a proper resignation from the position and served a notice period of 30 days as required. I received my relieving and experience letters; however, more than one and a half years have passed, and I still have not received my full final amount. I have written numerous emails to the company but have not received any response, not even from the MD of the company, despite escalating the matter to him.

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Now, please suggest what steps I should take in this situation.

Thanks & Regards, Sarita

From India, New Delhi
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Dear Ms. Sarita, You can send them a final intimation to get your F&F amount mentioning that if they are not responding, you can move for legal action against the company. Regards, Prabhat
From India, Mumbai
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One and a half years is too long a period. Why did you wait for such a long time? What you need to do is to contact a lawyer who handles labor cases. However, before that, I recommend you contact the labor office in your area (i.e., where your company is located). Submit a written application to the labor officer. Try to find out if you can resolve the dispute. If nothing happens, then you may send a lawyer's notice. If still nothing happens, your lawyer will advise you on what to do.

Thanks,

Dinesh V Divekar

From India, Bangalore
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Thank you to both of you for your valuable suggestions. Hi Prabhat, as per your suggestions, I had sent the final intimation to the company stating that if I do not receive a favorable response now, legal action against the company will be necessary. I will come back with the response.

Thanks & Regards,
Sarita

From India, New Delhi
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