QUOTE(trojant @ Jun 11 2010, 02:09 PM)
2 different people got 2 different requirement... i guess epf themselves not standardized on the requirement.
Life_House... which branch u go... want to avoid
FirezZ... which branch u go... this one sounds not so strict

i went to jln gasing branch also.
yeah u're right ... Looks like they don't really have a standard that is shared across HQ & branches & call center .. my experience confirmed this ..
Even my S&P lawyer reminded me before, that his clients also came across situations like different officers tell a bit different thing for those critical requirements .. So we as applicant gotta be alert to avoid unnecessary mistakes, else would cause delay, or worse, wasting a trip there
QUOTE(FirezZ @ Jun 11 2010, 02:49 PM)
errr.. not straight meh ? hmm went to PJ area there.. jln gasing...
i got photocopies of both :
- ic (ori and copies)
- loan agreement (ori and copies)
- snp (ori and copies) we don have the original copy right ? so it is the photocopy version from the lawyer
- bank book (ori and copies)
i guess that's all
For my case, i brought also the title, or they call 'geran'(ori + copy), obtained from my S&P lawyer..
Must be
under names of current owner to the applicant's name..
else u'll waste the trip there also, just because of this piece of document .. That's wat i came across .. Wasting 1 annual leave day then gotta visit again for another day ..
QUOTE(trojant @ Jun 11 2010, 02:55 PM)
earlier u mentioned: no need the "original" s&p and loan agreement, right?
but seems misunderstood... so for the "photocopy version from the lawyer".. is it photocopy from the "Original"? or the one stamped as "Copy"?
In my case, i got a "Certified-True" of the "Duplicated Copy" S&P from my lawyer, then i photocopied it..
QUOTE(YannYann @ Jun 11 2010, 03:18 PM)
i bought a subsale house. is bringing the above is enough ? is letter of consent also which that might takes ages to obtain....
yeah Letter of Consent takes quite some time ... Depend on the land office .. time frame can be in range from 1 or 2 mths until longest 6 mth .. That's wat the lawyer told me.
And if kwsp request for this document, it can be a headache, cause it simply clash, in terms of processing time frame between kwsp & the land office..
So i came across such a case not long before, whereby kwsp send me a reminder letter saying that my application would be cancelled without further notice, if i fail to submit that document within 14 days from the issue-date of their reminder letter . That's ridiculous and i called the call centre to follow up, then send them my reply letter + Resit Perserahan, requesting to just hold and not straightaway cancel my application.