Eligibility to be the member of EPF Enrollment for PF membership is mandatory for: Any person employed for wages for any work of an establishment either manual or otherwise. Any person employed through a contractor or engaged as an apprentice but not being an apprentice under Apprentices Act, 1961.
EPF Withdrawal Rules 2025 An individual is not permitted to withdraw PF funds, partially or fully, until the time he/she is employed. One can withdraw up to 75% of the funds if he/she is unemployed for at least 1 month and the balance amount if they are unemployed for 2 months or more.
How to Fill PF Form 11 Member's name. Father's name. Date of birth. Gender. Marital status. Email Id and mobile number. Previous employment details such as the UAN, PF account number, date of exit. KYC details like bank account number, Aadhar number, PAN.
Steps to fill Form 19 for PF withdrawal Step 1: Sign to the EPF member portal. Step 2: Go to the 'Online Service' section and select 'Claim Form- 31, 19, 10C & 10D. Step 3: Now fill all the required details. Step 4: Verify your bank account details and type the last four digits of your bank account number.
Structure of PF Form 11 Name of the employee. Date of birth of the employee. Father's/Husband's name. Gender. E-mail id. Mobile Number. Relationship of the employee with EPS and EPF schemes. Previous employment details such as the UAN, last working day, scheme certificate number.
SOP Title : Member Profile Correction/Updation process for parameters namely (1) Name, (2) Gender, (3) Date of Birth, (4) Parent Name, (5) Relationship, (6) Marital Status, (7) Date of Joining, (8) Reason of Leaving, (9) Date of Leaving, (10) Nationality, (11) Aadhaar Number.
Fill in the details of your family members, including Aadhaar number, name, gender, date of birth, relation, guardian's details (for minors), and address. Save the family details and use the "Add Row" option if you have more nominees. Select nominees from the list and allocate the total amount share for each nominee.
When you relocate abroad or cease to be employed, your EPF account becomes inactive, meaning no further contributions are made. However, the balance in your EPF account continues to earn interest until you either withdraw it or reach retirement age.
Employee's Contribution: 12% of Basic Salary, including Dearness Allowance. Employer's Contribution: 8.33% goes to the Employee Pension Scheme, and 3.67% goes to the employee's EPF account.