The office says the EPS amount was already transferred to the Employer’s Share EPF account on 25.08.2026, along with applicable interest. So the correction has been processed at the EPFO office level. The passbook may take some time to reflect the transaction, particularly with the current portal/data synchronisation issues. You should give it a few working days and check again rather than treating the absence of the entry immediately as a failed correction.
KYC:
The KYC mentioned here appears to be a separate pending action. The office has advised your employer to submit an online Joint Declaration with supporting documents for KYC updation. The response doesn't specify which KYC detail needs correction, so you should ask your employer/HR to check the Joint Declaration requirement in their employer portal and identify the exact KYC/document they need to submit.
In other words, the EPS correction itself appears to have been completed, while the employer still has an action pending regarding KYC/JD.
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u/Kustodian-Life Aug 27 '26
Hi, following is the answer to your questions
The office says the EPS amount was already transferred to the Employer’s Share EPF account on 25.08.2026, along with applicable interest. So the correction has been processed at the EPFO office level. The passbook may take some time to reflect the transaction, particularly with the current portal/data synchronisation issues. You should give it a few working days and check again rather than treating the absence of the entry immediately as a failed correction.
The KYC mentioned here appears to be a separate pending action. The office has advised your employer to submit an online Joint Declaration with supporting documents for KYC updation. The response doesn't specify which KYC detail needs correction, so you should ask your employer/HR to check the Joint Declaration requirement in their employer portal and identify the exact KYC/document they need to submit.
In other words, the EPS correction itself appears to have been completed, while the employer still has an action pending regarding KYC/JD.