As an Employees’ Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) subscriber, you can use your member account for various functions, from checking your account balance to applying for withdrawal or initiating a transfer.<\/p>\n
However, you must ensure that the correct EPFO<\/a> form is filled out for each purpose. For example, if you want to take an advance from your EPFO account, you need to submit a composite form, while Form 14 is required if you wish to finance your LIC policy <\/a>through your PF account.<\/p>\n If you are working in a company,<\/p>\n The Composite Claim Form (Aadhaar) is applicable when a member\u2019s complete details in Form 11 (New), Aadhaar number, and bank account information are available on the UAN portal<\/a>, and the UAN has been activated.<\/p>\n Such members can submit this form directly to the concerned EPFO office, without the employer\u2019s attestation.<\/p>\n If you have left the organisation<\/p>\n If a member died while in service before 58 years<\/p>\n Left the company and did not join another<\/p>\n You can apply in certain cases after a waiting period of 2 months for the final settlement of PF and the scheme certificate from the pension fund through the composite claim form (Aadhaar) and the composite claim form (non-Aadhaar). (when you have completed 10 years of service).<\/p>\n\n
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