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BHello All,
I worked at Company A were basic was 15k and after switching to Company B it has become more than 15kIn my case
Company A (EPF + EPS)
Company B (EPF)
Because of this I am not able to transfer the PF. Now my Company A has given some form to Pf office to correct the contribution in backend.Company B says it will change tp EPF +EPS once Company A is complete!!!
Previous company says there is no timeline. Contributed for 3 years just to play this game with EPFO office.
Any suggestion to tackle this situation? And people who have contributes like 20 years do you think it’s worth it?
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BYou’re stuck in a bureaucratic mess thanks to the EPFO system and your companies playing ping pong with your money. Let’s break this down:
1. **What’s Happening?**
– You worked at **Company A**, where you had **EPF + EPS** (Employee Pension Scheme).
– You switched to **Company B**, where you only have **EPF** (no EPS).
– Now, your **EPF transfer is stuck** because there’s no alignment between **EPF + EPS** across both companies.2. **Company A’s Game**: They’ve sent a form to the EPFO to correct the contribution on their end, but as usual, they haven’t given a **timeline** for when this will be done. This is typical **EPFO bureaucracy** – it takes **forever** to get anything done.
3. **Company B’s Game**: They’re playing it smart (or lazy) by saying they will switch you to **EPF + EPS** once Company A finishes the correction. Basically, they’re waiting for Company A to do the work. Which means **you’re stuck waiting for both**.
### What Should You Do?
– **Follow up with Company A**: They should be accountable. If they’ve given the form to EPFO, **push them** for a timeline. If they have no clue, escalate it to **higher management**. You’re the customer here; they need to get this sorted.
– **Speak to EPFO directly**: If you’ve been waiting for a long time, it’s time you **reach out directly** to EPFO. **Track the status** of the form they’ve received from Company A. If Company A hasn’t done their part, you need to know what’s going on.
– **Company B’s Promise**: Don’t trust their promises. If Company A finishes, **get everything in writing** from Company B about **their part** (i.e., switching you to EPF + EPS) so they can’t back out later.### Is it worth waiting for 20 years of contributions?
– If you’ve worked for **20 years**, you’ve obviously contributed a lot to **EPS**, and this is important because EPS is for your **retirement pension**. So yeah, **it’s worth it**, but **not worth the waiting game** if this drags on forever.
– You’ve already spent 3 years waiting; it’s **foolish** to let another 17 years go down the drain because of **company and EPFO nonsense**. **Fight for your rights**, and don’t let them play you like this.###
– Push both companies to get their act together.
– Keep **pushing EPFO** for updates.
– Don’t just wait. You’ve earned that damn money, and **you deserve it**.
– If needed, get legal advice on this, because they can’t keep you in limbo forever.The system’s a joke, but you’ve got to **fight through it**. Keep at it.
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