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How do I help my daughter access her provident fund money from 2007-2012 without a URN?

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Asked by Anonymous - Dec 03, 2024Hindi
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My daughter had provident fund account during 2007 tp2012 now she wants to withdraw the money unable to generate urn nobody is responding

Ans: Hello;

UAN is not mandatory for EPF withdrawal.

She may physically file for withdrawal at the EPF office where her PF account was held.

Best wishes;
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Hi, I was contributing to Provident Fund from 1994 until 2007 during my employment with companies in India. In 2008, i became a British Citizen, living in the UK, however i never applied for withdrawal of the Provident Fund amount. Is there a way i can apply for the money to be withdrawn and what will be the process. I have my PF number, but no other details. Please advise. Regards - Kiran
Ans: guidance on Withdrawal of Provident Fund After Relocating Abroad
As a Certified Financial Planner, I understand your concern regarding the withdrawal of your Provident Fund (PF) after relocating to the UK. Let's explore the process and steps involved in withdrawing your PF amount.


I appreciate your proactive approach in addressing your financial affairs, which is crucial for securing your future financial well-being.

Understanding the Situation
Employment History:
Contributed to Provident Fund from 1994 to 2007 during employment in India.
Became a British Citizen in 2008 and relocated to the UK.
Current Status:
Have PF number but no other details regarding the account.
Process for PF Withdrawal
Step 1: Contacting the Provident Fund Office
Reach out to the nearest Provident Fund Office in India.
Provide your PF number and personal details to inquire about the status of your account.
Step 2: Verification of Identity and Documentation
Submit identity verification documents, such as passport or Aadhaar card, to authenticate your identity.
Complete any additional documentation required by the Provident Fund Office.
Step 3: Application for Withdrawal
Fill out the necessary withdrawal forms provided by the Provident Fund Office.
Specify the reason for withdrawal as relocation abroad and provide supporting documentation if required.
Step 4: Processing and Transfer of Funds
The Provident Fund Office will process your withdrawal request and transfer the funds to your designated bank account.
The processing time may vary, so it's essential to follow up with the office periodically.
Additional Considerations
Tax Implications:
Consult a tax advisor to understand the tax implications of withdrawing PF funds, both in India and the UK.
Consider any tax treaties between India and the UK that may impact the taxation of your PF withdrawal.
Currency Exchange:
Plan for currency conversion if the funds are transferred to your UK bank account, considering exchange rate fluctuations.
Conclusion and Recommendation
I recommend initiating the process of PF withdrawal by contacting the nearest Provident Fund Office in India. Provide the necessary documentation and follow the prescribed steps to facilitate the withdrawal of your PF amount. Additionally, seek guidance from a tax advisor to understand any tax implications associated with the withdrawal.

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I can totally understand when you say you are worried.

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