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Hi, Download Form - 19 from www.epfindia.nic.in. Fill the form correctly and send the it by Courier to the respective PF Office, where your PF account is maintained. The money from your PF account will be credited to your bank account, as provided by you in the form - 19 within 4-6 weeks. - Sridhar Tirukovela

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