Thursday 1 December 2016

EMPLOYEES’ PENSION SCHEME 1995 - EPS Form 10C - withdrawal benefit/scheme certificate in case who have not completed 10 years of eligible service as on 58 years age

Dear All,

As promised in previous post, in this post I will share information regarding "withdrawal benefit/scheme certificate in case who have not completed 10 years of eligible service as on 58 years age".

To begin with under this category the eligibility criteria is as follows:

WHO CAN APPLY:

1. A member of the Employees’ Family Pension Scheme, 1971/ Employees’ Pension Scheme,1995
 - (a) who has left the employment before completion of 10 years service;
 - (b) who has attained the age of 58 years before completion of 10 years service whether in service or left the service.

2. (a) A member, who has completed 10 years, service on the date of leaving the service and has not attained the age of 50 years on the date of filing this application
Or
(b) has attained the age of 50 years or more, but less than 58 years and not willing for
reduced pension.

3. The family/nominee /legal heir of deceased member who had died after 58 years age
but had not completed 10 years of eligible service.


Hence to use this benefit eligible employees needs to apply through Form 10C (EPS).

I have annexed Form 10C (EPS) along with related instruction as below.

Hope said information will be helpful.






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Instructions about Form 10C (EPS)





Namo…..

Regards,

Girish Jayram Vivalkar



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How to claim pension fund in case employee crossed 58 years of service

Dear All,

Today, I will share information about "How to claim pension fund in case employee crossed 58 years of service with perspective of employee who have completed 10 years of eligible service".

To this we have to look on two categories viz.

a) Those who have completed 10 years of eligible service
b) Those who have not completed 10 years of eligible service as on 58 years age ( This topic we will discuss in consecutive post after this post :) )

In this post I have shared information serial number a) i.e. Those who have completed 10 years of eligible service

For same, the eligible employee needs to apply in form 10D for monthly pension.

We have annexed format of Form 10D and related instructions for further reference.

We hope said information will be helpful in general.









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PF Form 10D Instructions - completed 10 years of eligible service for pension fund















Namo…..

Regards,

Girish Jayram Vivalkar



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