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New Delhi. The Employees' Provident Fund Organization ( EPFO ) has changed the rules of EPFO in May. EPFO said that now users will not have to upload a copy of the bank passbook or check leaf while making a claim.
EPFO said that if the subscriber fulfils all the other eligibility criteria then he need not upload the copy of cheque book or passbook.
Why did EPFO take this decision
EPFO said that this will speed up online claim settlement. Along with this, subscribers will also find it easier to submit claim requests. In fact, earlier many EPFO claims were getting rejected due to not uploading a copy of the check book leaf or bank passbook.
According to the EPFO circular, this decision has been taken to reduce the number of claim rejections. The exemption of not uploading a copy of the check book leaf or bank passbook has been given only in some cases.
These documents will not have to be given for these claims
According to the EPFO circular, only those members who have completed the rest of the validation process are not required to upload the copy of cheque book leaf or bank passbook.
How can you do claim validation
- EPF members can do bank KYC verification online.
- Similarly, members will have to get DSC (Digital Signature Certificate) to complete the bank KYC verification by the employer.
- Aadhaar details of the bank will have to be verified through UIDAI.
How to make a claim online
- Visit the official website of EPFO https://unifiedportal-mem.epfindia.gov.in/.
- Now log in with the help of UAN number and password.
- After this select the claim section and select one of the claim options.
- Now cross verify all the details showing on the screen.
- After this, all the necessary documents (Documents for EPFO Claim) have to be uploaded.
- Now the member has to validate all the information and submit the claim request.
- After this, the process of your claim will be shown on the EPFO portal.
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