Initiation by the employer
- The process starts when a new employee joins an ESIC-covered organization.
- The employer is responsible for initiating the registration.
- Employers must have an active ESIC registration and login credentials.
- Registration is mandatory for employees earning within the wage threshold.
- The process must be completed shortly after the employee joins.
Collect employee details
- Gather personal details such as name, date of birth, and address.
- Obtain identity proof like Aadhaar, PAN, or voter ID.
- Include family details for dependent coverage under ESIC.
- Collect bank account information for benefit disbursal.
- Ensure all data is accurate and verifiable.
Fill and submit the employee registration form
- The employer fills the employee declaration form with the required details.
- This includes personal, contact, and nominee information.
- The form is submitted through the online employer portal.
- A temporary ID may be generated during submission.
- This initiates the issuance of the employee’s unique IP number.
Generation of IP number and e-Pehchan card
- Once submitted, a permanent 10-digit IP number is generated.
- This number is unique and remains with the employee throughout their career.
- An e-Pehchan card is issued containing the IP number and personal details.
- The card can be printed and used for availing ESIC benefits.
- It must be preserved and carried during medical visits.
Update and verify employee records
- The employer must verify and confirm the accuracy of the submitted details.
- Changes in address, family members, or bank account should be updated.
- Records should be regularly reviewed for correctness.
- Any errors should be rectified promptly through the portal.
- Employers must also ensure timely contribution payments post-registration.



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