Which Claim Form You Should Use For EPF Withdrawl?

There are many EPF claim forms for different sorts of claims. It is critical to apply for EPF withdrawal using the proper claim form to ensure a smooth disbursement of money. There are several ramifications of PF withdrawal, the most prominent of which is the TDS on withdrawals.

As a result, it is not suggested to remove EPF balances while actively employed; instead, members should consider PF transfers across companies when they change positions.

Types of EPF Claim Forms

• Form 19: This is to be filled out whenever a member’s PF account is fully settled.
• Form 10C: This form is used to seek Scheme Certificates/Withdrawal Benefits under the Employees’ Pension Scheme of 1995.
• Form 10D: This is used for submitting pension claims.
• Form 20: This form is used to claim PF on behalf of a member’s lawful heir/nominee after death.
• Form 5IF: This is used to collect assurance benefits under Employees’ Deposit Linked Insurance ’76 by a member’s legal heir or nominee.
• Form 31: For claiming advance/temporary withdrawal under Employees’ Provident Scheme ’52.
• Form 13: Used to transfer PF/pension funds between multiple accounts.
• Form 14: For funding a life insurance policy from the PF account.

PF Forms for EPF Withdrawal

When moving a PF account from one employer to another, Form 13 must be completed and filed.

• Form to be Submitted for Currently Employed PF Subscriber

• Form to be Submitted for Currently unemployed PF Subscriber

• Form to be Submitted for Unemployed due to disability PF Subscriber

• Form to be Submitted for Deceased PF Subscriber