How to access GPF/AISPF information in the AG's website ?

Open Internet Explorer.
To open Internet Explorer, double click  icon on the desktop. In the Address box, you type: http://www.agasm.cag.gov.in  as shown below and then press ENTER.

Home page would appear as under . You may select link Accounts under Member Zone for  all kind of  information available for both State Govt. employees of Assam and All India Service Officers of Assam and Meghalaya cadre.

A new screen would appear as below. If you are first time user then select New Registration or you can select General Provident Fund (GPF). Please note that other link in this page are disabled in this phase and would be made available in future.

How to register ?
After having selected New Registration, a screen would appear as shown below. Enter relevant data in the space provided for each and then press Register. E-mail address is optional one which would facilitate prompt correspondence as and when required while all other fields are mandatory. Further, if either of Date of Birth and Date of Joining is not correct the system will not accept your registration.
If your date of birth is 11.11.1911 reflected in last PF statement, it indicates that your date of birth is not available in the system and in the event of which you may send us a copy of Age proof certificate duly countersigned by respective DDO by post  so that we could update the date of birth in the database which would enable you to register subsequently. Alternately, you may send us the following details through e-mail for the purpose of authentication in which case we would assign you a password so as to enable you to login for the first time and send you by e-mail. Further, in such a case, you will be able to change your password so assigned to you.

1.  Current DDO under which salary bill is being drawn, 2) Name of Gurdian(Husband/father), 3)Designation at the time of allotment of PF account number.
The above method of authentication was adopted for security reason since other options like PIN mailer etc. which would involve a marathon task to communicate to huge population of GPF/AISPF subscribers was not feasible in this phase. The possibility of any other method of authentication in future, if need be, is not ruled out.