Provident Fund Withdrawal from Trust after 90 days of unemployment.
3 years ago
If PF money is managed by a private trust or organization which is an exempted organisation, then we have to file the claim process with our employer, what all act, provision or legal action becomes applicable with employer do not cooperate for PF withdrawal request from TRUST even after meeting criteria of 90 days of unemployment? (Note: PF money is not with EPFO it is with Trust)
A.Hi,
In exempted organisations, PF is deposited with the Trust and they must have a Scheme not less favourable than the Scheme prescribed under the Act. Since your company is an exempted trust, you will need to contact your HR for your PF withdrawal. It is also your HR's responsibility to give you your PF withdrawal fund along with the interest it accrues. If your PF withdrawal takes over 10 days then you can lodge a complaint on the EPF Grievance Portal.
If you wish to go online, To withdraw EPF download Form 19 and get it attested by magistrate/gazetted officer. Next, write a letter to the PF Commissioner about your problems and send the details to the regional EPF office. The application will be processed within two months.
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In exempted organisations, PF is deposited with the Trust and they must have a Scheme not less favourable than the Scheme prescribed under the Act. Since your company is an exempted trust, you will need to contact your HR for your PF withdrawal. It is also your HR's responsibility to give you your PF withdrawal fund along with the interest it accrues. If your PF withdrawal takes over 10 days then you can lodge a complaint on the EPF Grievance Portal.
If you wish to go online, To withdraw EPF download Form 19 and get it attested by magistrate/gazetted officer. Next, write a letter to the PF Commissioner about your problems and send the details to the regional EPF office. The application will be processed within two months.
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Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
Responded 3 years ago
A.Hi,
In exempted organisations, PF is deposited with the Trust and they must have a Scheme not less favourable than the Scheme prescribed under the Act.
If your company is an exempted trust, then you will need to contact your HR for your PF withdrawal. It is also your HR's responsibility to give you your PF withdrawal fund along with the interest it accrues. If your PF withdrawal takes over 10 days then you can lodge a complaint on the EPF Grievance Portal.
To withdraw EPF download Form 19 and get it attested by magistrate/gazetted officer. Next, write a letter to the PF Commissioner about your problems and send the details to the regional EPF office. The application will be processed within two months.
If you like my answer, please give a good review.
In exempted organisations, PF is deposited with the Trust and they must have a Scheme not less favourable than the Scheme prescribed under the Act.
If your company is an exempted trust, then you will need to contact your HR for your PF withdrawal. It is also your HR's responsibility to give you your PF withdrawal fund along with the interest it accrues. If your PF withdrawal takes over 10 days then you can lodge a complaint on the EPF Grievance Portal.
To withdraw EPF download Form 19 and get it attested by magistrate/gazetted officer. Next, write a letter to the PF Commissioner about your problems and send the details to the regional EPF office. The application will be processed within two months.
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