Archive · 19 Aug 2025
EPFO Forms: Different applications and when to use them
If you have an EPFO account, it's like a special savings account for your retirement.
To use it for different things, like getting money out early or transferring it, you need to fill out different forms.
If you want money before retirement, there are forms depending on whether your Aadhaar details are linked.
For a LIC policy, there's a specific form.
When you leave a job, there are forms for transferring your funds.
If you've worked for 10 years, you can apply for a monthly pension when you turn 58.
EPFO subscribers use their accounts for various functions such as checking balance, applying for withdrawals, or initiating transfers.
Different forms are required based on the function needed.
Composite Claim Forms (Aadhaar/Non-Aadhaar) are used for advances and final settlements under specific conditions.
Form 14 is used to finance LIC policies.
Form 10D is used for monthly pension after completing 10 years of service.
- Who
- EPFO subscribers.
- What
- Different EPFO forms needed for various applications like withdrawals, transfers, and LIC policy financing.
- When
- The forms are applicable based on the specific need of the EPFO subscriber.
- Where
- N/A
- Why
- To facilitate various transactions and benefits related to the Employees' Provident Fund.
- Composite Claim Form (Aadhaar)
- For advances/settlements when details are on UAN portal
- Form 14
- Used to finance LIC policies
- Form 10D
- Used for monthly pension after 10 years of service
- Form 13
- For transferring account when changing jobs
- Form 20
- Final settlement of PF
- Form 5IF
- EDLI insurance