Aadhaar-UAN Linking Made Simple: How to Link Your Aadhaar and Withdraw PF

Balasahana Suresh
Linking your Aadhaar to your Universal Account Number (UAN) is a crucial step for employees looking to withdraw their Employees’ Provident Fund (EPF) quickly and hassle-free. The process is simple, secure, and ensures that your PF claims are processed without delays.

Why Link Aadhaar with UAN?

  • Faster EPF Withdrawal: Linking Aadhaar allows for instant verification, reducing the need for manual approvals.
  • Eliminates Errors: Ensures that your KYC details match, preventing claim rejections.
  • Seamless Online Access: Once linked, you can access your EPF account online and manage withdrawals easily.
Step-by-Step Guide to Link Aadhaar with UAN

Log in to the EPF Portal:
Visit the official EPF member portal and log in using your UAN and password.

Navigate to KYC Section:
Click on the ‘Manage’ tab and select ‘KYC’ from the drop-down menu.

Enter Aadhaar Details:
Input your 12-digit Aadhaar number and your name as per Aadhaar. Double-check for accuracy.

Submit for Verification:
After submitting, an OTP will be sent to your Aadhaar-linked mobile number. Enter the OTP to complete the verification process.

Wait for Approval:
Once verified, your Aadhaar will be linked to UAN. You will receive a confirmation message from the EPF portal.

How to Withdraw PF After Linking

Log in to the EPF portal and go to ‘Online Services’ → ‘Claim (Form-31, 19 & 10C)’.

Choose the purpose of withdrawal (partial, final, or pension).

Submit the claim online; the funds will be directly transferred to your bank account linked with UAN.

Tips for a Smooth Process

  • Ensure your Aadhaar name exactly matches your UAN details.
  • Keep your mobile number updated with Aadhaar to receive OTPs.
  • Avoid multiple attempts if the verification fails; check details first.
Linking Aadhaar with UAN not only speeds up EPF withdrawals but also strengthens the overall security and accuracy of your retirement fund.

 

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