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EPFO Camps Help Resolve Seven PF and Pension Problems

EPFO Camps Help Resolve Seven PF and Pension Problems
EPFO’s new move: PF stuck or UAN inactive? 7 problems you can resolve without visiting office · financialexpress.com

EPFO is holding help camps for people who have problems with their PF or pension accounts.

The camps are scheduled across districts on September 28, 2026.

People can ask officials to activate their UAN or correct details such as their name, date of birth, Aadhaar, PAN, or bank information.

They can also ask about delayed withdrawals, transfers, claims, or missing service records.

Pensioners can get help with life certificates and Pension Payment Orders.

Some problems may be fixed at the camp, but complicated cases may need more checking.

If a problem is not fixed, officials can register it on the EPFO grievance portal.

Members should keep the registration number so they can track the complaint later.

Key facts

Programme
Nidhi Aapke Nikat 2.0 district outreach programme
Camp date
September 28, 2026
Issues covered
UAN activation, account-detail corrections, claims, withdrawals, transfers, service records, and pension matters
Pension help
Digital Life Certificates, Pension Payment Orders, delays, and record discrepancies
Unresolved complaints
Can be registered on EPFO’s online grievance portal and tracked using a unique registration number
Additional channels
UMANG app, Regional PF Commissioner, and CPGRAMS
Helpline
14470

Quotes

Rishi Agrawal

CEO and co-founder of Teamlease Regtech

“Cases involving a court dispute are unlikely to be closed on the day. Similarly, if a claim is pending with another EPFO office, camp officials can follow up with that office and seek to expedite the matter, but the claim may not be closed at the camp itself.”
financialexpress.com
“For instance, at a camp in Jabalpur in 2024, a family raised a death claim pending with the Allahabad office, following which the regional commissioner directed staff to contact that office and speed up the process.”
financialexpress.com

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