PDF Download of Joint Declaration Form for Voluntary Membership and Contribution under EPF Scheme, 1952 - Guidelines and Instructions
I retired 2011 after retirement I am getting family pension 1800. Our company is exempted organization. As per court verdict dt 4.1122 ,both exempted and non exempted employees are eligible for higher pension. Due to exempted clause, we were not in a position to give joint prior to 2014. However, instead of joint option, we submitted on line documents alongwith 26 which was given by our employer. ( this is puublic sector undertaking, closed recently).Kindly advise, whether I am eligible for higher pension or not?Waiting for your early replyThanks and best regardsLakshminarayanan
please provide joint declaration form under 26(6) and please provide undertaking form for depositing of the amount as I have withdrawn the total amount from my pf account since I retired from my service to my gmail arunkumar.malladi@gmail.com
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I have uploaded the joint declaration for higher pension on 21st April. Still the status is showing as pending at Employer. I have checked with my HR and they confirmed that nothing is showing in portal for approval. What could be the reason if it is not showing in employer portal for approval. Pl. help..
Dear Ms.Anita,Kindly provide some clarity on the following questions that are bothering us.1. If a person retired in May 2018, will the amount he needs to pay back be the differential amount with interest till his date of retirement or will the interest be calculated till May 2023?2. If he submits a Notarised undertaking now while applying for higher pension that he would make the payment with interest but fails to do so when the demand is made by EPFO after approving his joint application, what would be the consequences?3. As we understand, the EPFO or the Govt is at liberty to change the pension calculation formula. Will they declare the new scheme before the 3rd May deadline to submit the application? In the absence of any clarity on how much pension I am likely to get, how can I make a decision whether to apply or not or whether it is worth applying?4. Will we get arrears of pension from the date of retirement or will the scheme be implemented prospectively?5. Will the current pension stop the moment I apply for higher pension under EPS 95?
Darr Ms.Anita,Kindly provide some clarity on the following questions that are bothering us.1. If a person retired in May 2018, will the amount he needs to pay back be the differential amount with interest till his date of retirement or will the interest be calculated till May 2023?2. If he submits a Notarised undertaking now while applying for higher pension that he would make the payment with interest but fails to do so when the demand is made by EPFO after approving his joint application, what would be the consequences?3. As we understand, the EPFO or the Govt is at liberty to change the pension calculation formula. Will they declare the new scheme before the 3rd May deadline to submit the application? In the absence of any clarity on how much pension I am likely to get, how can I make a decision whether to apply or not or whether it is worth applying?4. Will we get arrears of pension from the date of retirement or will the scheme be implemented prospectively?
Madam,I worked with two psu organizations. The last psu , where I retired from, has issued letter in lieu of para 26(6). Whereas the previous psu has not issued any letter in lieu of 26(6) which I need to attach for filing the first point in the online Joint Option Form of EPFO Portal. In absence of 26(6) letter by my previous psu employer, can I attach previous psu PF statement of FY 2001-2002 alongwith my salary slips of May & June 2001 issued by my previous psu employer ? Will this work and safeguard my Joint Option Form from rejection ? High Regards.
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