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Check your PF balance

You can check your PF balance from the site :  http://www.epfkerala.in/

Go to the menu :  “My Epf Balance” .  This will lead to the url : http://www.epfindia.com/MembBal.html

Select the EPFO office where your account is maintained and furnish your PF Account number.You will be asked to enter your name and mobile number. The given mobile number will be recorded along with the PF Account Number. On successful submission of above information, the details will be sent through SMS to the given mobile number.

Please find below some screen shots:








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  1. Timmy8 November 2011 at 19:06

    can u give a sample format showing how PF number should be entered?

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  2. Sony Thomas8 November 2011 at 20:54

    Updated a new screen shot with data sample. Please check this and if you need more clarity, tell me.

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