Dear Friends,
I need experts advice on my problem. it goes like this.
my previous company submitted my pf applciationo to pf office in bangalore on 14th sep 2010( my last working day 31-mar-2010--such a huge delay!!)..the pf office says my march pf card 2010 has not been submitted, the same thing was communicated to my ex-office which duly submitted it this month 14th. My question is how much more time do i need to wait?
Pls help.
Regards,
Gopinath
From India, Bangalore
I need experts advice on my problem. it goes like this.
my previous company submitted my pf applciationo to pf office in bangalore on 14th sep 2010( my last working day 31-mar-2010--such a huge delay!!)..the pf office says my march pf card 2010 has not been submitted, the same thing was communicated to my ex-office which duly submitted it this month 14th. My question is how much more time do i need to wait?
Pls help.
Regards,
Gopinath
From India, Bangalore
Dear Gopinath
Your Date of leaving : 31st march 2010.
Your previous company submitted application : 14th Sep 2010
PF office asking March 2010 PF Contribution details:
You have not mentioned you have submitted application for withdrawing or transferring your pf amount.
1. For withdrawing PF amount, application will be accepted by PF authorities only after 60 days from date of your leaving. (No such condition is required for transfering your pf from previous employer to current employer).
2. PF accounting year is March to Feb.
3. Your previous employer should have been submitted the annual returns of PF only upto Feb 2010.
4. Since settling your account (either withdrawal or transfer), PF office needed your March 2010 contribution details.
5. Your previous employer while submitting your application should have been enclosed your March 2010 contribution details in Form 3A which they did't.
6. If form 3A would have been submitted along with your application, PF authorities will take maximum 40 days to settle your claim.
So, submitting your application 60 days + 40 days for processing = 100 days. (for withdrawal). For transfer only 40 days.
Hope i have cleared your doubt.
Udayakumar G
9443628322
From India, Madras
2Your Date of leaving : 31st march 2010.
Your previous company submitted application : 14th Sep 2010
PF office asking March 2010 PF Contribution details:
You have not mentioned you have submitted application for withdrawing or transferring your pf amount.
1. For withdrawing PF amount, application will be accepted by PF authorities only after 60 days from date of your leaving. (No such condition is required for transfering your pf from previous employer to current employer).
2. PF accounting year is March to Feb.
3. Your previous employer should have been submitted the annual returns of PF only upto Feb 2010.
4. Since settling your account (either withdrawal or transfer), PF office needed your March 2010 contribution details.
5. Your previous employer while submitting your application should have been enclosed your March 2010 contribution details in Form 3A which they did't.
6. If form 3A would have been submitted along with your application, PF authorities will take maximum 40 days to settle your claim.
So, submitting your application 60 days + 40 days for processing = 100 days. (for withdrawal). For transfer only 40 days.
Hope i have cleared your doubt.
Udayakumar G
9443628322
From India, Madras
Udaykumar:
Thanks for your feedback on PF contribution details.
Is there any procedure where an employee can mention his /her PF account number (say of Maharashtra) and can know latest balance of Provident Fund in his account. Pls advise
Regards
Krishan Kumar
From India
Thanks for your feedback on PF contribution details.
Is there any procedure where an employee can mention his /her PF account number (say of Maharashtra) and can know latest balance of Provident Fund in his account. Pls advise
Regards
Krishan Kumar
From India
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