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The full and final settlement process The resignation letter is submitted to the organization by the employee. The company accepts the resignation and the letter is submitted for review. No due certificates are collected from concerned departments and the employees submit these to the HR department.

Full and final settlement means that you ask your creditors to let you pay a lump sum instead of the full balance you owe on the debt. In return for having a lump-sum payment, the creditor agrees to write off the rest of the debt.

If the employer fails to pay the amount due for FnF settlement, the employee can take legal action against the employer and demand the payment of a penalty for the delay. If the employer fraudulently avoids paying the FnF amount, the employee can also lodge a police complaint.

Also known as FnF Settlement, Full and Final Settlement in payroll happens when an employee resigns from an organisation or is terminated by the employer. In this case, the employee has to be paid for the last working month and any additional earnings, including bonuses or incentives.

When does the settlement happen? Clearance usually takes time, but it is a policy to clear FnF within 30-45 days after the employee's last working day. For gratuity, the stipulation is 30 days after leaving the company, while the bonus must be paid within the specified accounting year.

Dear Sir/Madam, I am writing to request my full and final settlement amount as I have resigned from my job on [Date]. I would like to confirm that I have cleared all the advances taken during my tenure, and there are no outstanding loans or debts from my end.

As per Section 79 (11) of the Factories Act 1948, all unpaid leave dues should be paid by or before the 7th & 10th of the following month of resignation. As per Section 15(3) of the Karnataka Shops & Commercial Est. Act leave encashment dues should be settled by or before the 7th & 10th of the following month.