You tell your grandmother that it is in the family interest that you should not be compelled to go for court process to obtain litigation. Her own grand son will be deprived of immediate benefits of PF money to meet his education etc expenses. Plus some amount she can share out of that PF amount to meet medical expenses. She being valid nominee may draw PF amount on your behalf and your son's behalf and disburse to you. Earlier she was not inclined to give anything but now she has decided to surrender everything for you and her grandson. Take some more time in making her understand. Family problems should be sorted out within family as far as possible. If nothing meterialises then ask EPFO that you being legal heir along with your son whether Tehsildar's certificate for both of you will suffice. They may maximum ask you to fill indemnity bond to protect their interest. As stated earlier when nominee is not available then EPFO may give the PF dues to legal heirs as definition of family under EPF Act and para 70 of the EPF Scheme. The crux is to avoid going to court.
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Sushil
From India, New Delhi
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Sushil
From India, New Delhi
If nominee sings NOC that she dont need any PF claims or any benefits,then how many days it takes for the succession certificate.my mother in law singed the NOC that she dont need any PF money or any claims.and how many days it takes for the procedure now.
From India, Hyderabad
From India, Hyderabad
If you file case for succession certificate, she will be impleaded as defendant and asked to reply to notice of court. Same problem may arise again. Ask local lawyer how much time it takes looking into pendency of cases of all sorts before court.
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Sushil
From India, New Delhi
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Sushil
From India, New Delhi
if the Nominee has signed the NOC that she dont require any PF claims of the Deceased person so how many days it will take for the process. iam the wife of deceased person so will the PF claims will be given to us.please give us the feed back regarding this.
From India, Hyderabad
From India, Hyderabad
If the Nominee signs NOC that she dont need any PF claims of the deceased person, which can hand over to my daughter in law she had wrote the NOC, so do we get the amount and how many days it takes for the processs of Succession with NOC. can you please guide me regarding this.
I had taken the NOC from my Mother in law.she said she dont need any PF claims.
From India, Hyderabad
I had taken the NOC from my Mother in law.she said she dont need any PF claims.
From India, Hyderabad
the thing she had signed the NOC Because what are the propoerties she have she said that me and my son dont have the rights for that property said me to sing a bond paper so i had signed and i even asked he to sing the NOC for these PF claims.she had signed the NOC for the PF claims.
so now the thing is whether we can claim the amount or not.and what will be the process for the and how much time it takes.
From India, Hyderabad
so now the thing is whether we can claim the amount or not.and what will be the process for the and how much time it takes.
From India, Hyderabad
It is better you visit alongwith some matured person the local EPF office telling all these details to the office and follow up. If they decline then put up. Thanks Sushil
From India, New Delhi
From India, New Delhi
i had a conversation previous regarding the Nominee i just wanted to confirm if the nominee signs a NOC then how will be the process do we have a right to claim the Amount can you please suggest me regarding this and how many days it takes for the process.
From India, Hyderabad
From India, Hyderabad
If the nominee has signed NOC that she does not want the PF money it means that the nomination does not subsist under para 70(ii) of the EPF scheme 1952. Then under this provision the PF amount is payable in equal shares to family members as defined under 2(g) of the scheme. You have to show to the EPF authorities that you and your minor son only comprise in the family since your mother in law has already given NOC. They will ask for relevant proof from you like affidavit and indemnity bond in support thereof to examine your right. You may tell that the succession certificate masy not be required because it is in the absence of family members as defined under para 2(g) of the scheme that the provision of next sub para (iii) comes into operation whereby PF amount is payable to a person legally entitled to it. For that such person has to obtain succession certificate. Thus para 70(iii) will not be applicable in your case because it can be disbursed under para 70(ii) instead to the family members in equal shares.Ask the local PF office. within how much time they will process. It would have been better that your mother in law would have withdrawn quickly on your behalf.
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Sushil
From India, New Delhi
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Sushil
From India, New Delhi
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