UAN Generation without Aadhaar for residents of Assam, Meghalaya & Nagaland. Provision made in Unified Portal in the Establishment login for such employees.
EMPLOYEES’ PROVIDENT FUND ORGANISAT ION
MINISTRY OF LABOUR & EMPLOYMENT, GOVT. OF INDIA
NATIONAL DATA CENTER
1st Floor, EPFO Complex, Plot No.23, Sector-23, Dwarka, New Delhi·110075
www.epfindia.qov.in
No. NDC/10(5)/2017/3249
Date: 29-08-2018
To.
All Additional Central PF Commissioners (In-charge of Zones)
All Regional PF Commissioners (In-charge of Regions)
Madam/Sir ,
Adhaar is required for the generation of UAN in respect of every employee who joins an establishment registered with EPFO. However, the penetration of Aadhaar is very low in Assam, Meghalaya & Nagaland. Many requests were received from employers for allowing generation of UAN without using Aadhaar number to help employees of the North-east and especially those belonging to the above mentioned three states.
Hence, a provision has been made available in the Unified Portal in the Establishment login for generation of UAN without Aadhaar for employees resident in any of the three states mentioned above. It is being allowed initially for a period of 3 months from 24/08/20 18 to 23/11/2018.
The Process flow is as follows:
Go to www.epfindia.gov.in >> ECR/Return/Payment >> Establishment Sign In >> Member >> REGISTER-INDIVIDUAL.
Employer must ensure that the check box after the remark, “Member is from Assam, Meghalaya & Nagaland” is ticked.
Yours faithfully,
Udita Additional CPFC (IS)
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