Settlement of PF Claims

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Dear Sir,

One of my client reached me for settlement of his PF claims finally. Now, my query is that which Claim Form shall I have to fill to settle his PF claims finally, kindly advice.

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Aditya Ghatge
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On 13 November 2024 at 07:16 Report
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To settle your client's PF (Provident Fund) claims, you will need to fill out the appropriate claim form.

 The form required depends on the type of claim and the specific circumstances.

 Here are some common PF claim forms:

1. Form 19: For final settlement of PF claims after leaving a job or retirement.

2. Form 10C: For partial withdrawal of PF amount or pension withdrawal benefit.

3. Form 31: For advance or loan against PF amount.

 4. Form 20: For transfer of PF amount from one account to another.

In your case, since your client is looking to settle their PF claims finally, you should fill out Form 19. This form is used for the final settlement of PF claims when an employee leaves an organization or retires.

Please note that the forms may vary depending on the specific PF rules and regulations applicable to your client's situation.

 It's always a good idea to consult with a PF expert or the regional PF office to ensure you have the correct form and follow the proper procedure.

Additionally, you may need to submit supporting documents, such as: -

Employee's PF account number - Reason for leaving the job or retirement - Date of joining and leaving the organization - Last salary drawn - Bank account details for refund

Remember to carefully fill out the form and attach all required documents to avoid any delays or rejections.

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On 18 November 2024 at 17:01
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Thanks for the reply Rama Chary. 

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