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43 Years Old, Left Job In December 2023, Applied For PF & EPS Withdrawal, Form 10C Still Pending: What Can I Do?

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Shibdas Question by Shibdas on Sep 12, 2024Hindi
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My age is 43 year I have left my job on 6th December 2023 and now 12/08/2024 I have applied for FORM 19 for pf final settlement & FORM 10C for withdrawal of EPS contribution on 02/09/2024 my Form 19 was settled but From 10C still under process. Its now 32 days but not having any update from EPFO or Grievance

Ans: You may just give them reminder or still better, if you personally visit the concerned office for follow up.
Most welcome for any further clarification. Thanks.
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Sir thank you for your prompt reply. I have the following queries: 1. As I have completed 10 years of service, can I still withdraw complete EPS amount. 2. For getting pension immediately after retirement as I understand I need to fill form 10D. Can this form be filed online also. 3. After I retire when should I submit the form 10D to EPFO Office to start getting pension. 4. I would be retiring on 30th April 2024 so for how many years can I earn interest on my EPF Account without withdrawing it and what would be my last date by which I should apply for the claim. 5. While applying for the EPF Account after the maximum extended period possible can I apply for the claim online. Thanking you in advance.
Ans: Certainly! Let’s address your queries regarding the Employees’ Pension Scheme (EPS) and the process for pension withdrawal:

EPS Withdrawal After 10 Years of Service:
If you have completed less than 10 years of service or have attained the age of 58 years (whichever is earlier), you are eligible for lump-sum withdrawal from your EPS account.
However, if you have completed 10 or more years of service, you cannot withdraw the EPS amount. Instead, you can opt for a Scheme Certificate by filling Form 10C along with the Composite Claim Form (Aadhaar or Non-Aadhaar).
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Filing Form 10D for Immediate Pension:
To receive pension immediately after retirement, you need to fill Form 10D.
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After your retirement, submit Form 10D to the EPFO Office to initiate the process of receiving pension.
Ensure that you complete all necessary documentation accurately.
Interest on EPF Account:
Until you decide to withdraw your EPF amount, it continues to earn interest.
As of now, the interest rate is determined by the EPFO and is subject to change periodically.
Since you are retiring on 30th April 2024, you can continue earning interest until you decide to claim your EPF.
Claiming EPF Account After Maximum Extended Period:
After the maximum extended period (usually 3 years of inactivity), you can still apply for EPF withdrawal.
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