Introduction Of Composite Claim Forms (Aadhar and Non-Aadhar)
Updated on:20th Feb, 2017
The Employees Provident Fund Organisation vide notification No: Manual/Amendment/2011/Pt/31792 has modified the order no. WSU/10(1)2011/Changes in MAP/34106 dated 1st December 2015 which prescribed Form No.19(UAN), Form No.10C(UAN), Form No.31(UAN) for all employees. As per new notification a Composite Claim Form (Aadhar and Non Aadhar) can now be submitted, replacing the existing Forms to respective jurisdictional EPFO office, without attestation of employers for Aadhar holders and with the attestation of employers for Non-Aadhar holders. The submission of both these new forms can be made with self-certification of EPF subscribers in place of various certificates prescribed. (For the partial withdrawals details mentioned as per the notification, the submission of Composite Claim Form (Aadhar) or Composite Claim Form (Non-Aadhar) duly signed by the EPF subscriber shall be deemed self-certification, and no document would be required to be submitted)
With the New Labour Codes in effect from 21st November 2025, we wish to reaffirm our commitment towards providing complete support during this transition. Although the Codes have been implemented, the corresponding rules are yet to be notified. As per the ‘Repeal and Savings’ Clause, in all the four Codes and as per the relevant provision under the General Clauses Act, the existing set of rules framed under the 29 Repealed Central Labour Laws shall be deemed to be framed under the Codes. In case there is any inconsistency between any of the provisions in the earlier Rules and the Codes, the position in Codes will prevail. The compliances as per the new set of Rules will be updated as and when such Rules are implemented.
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