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of <h1>GST Registration Rule 19: Electronic Document Authentication Methods, Aadhaar Verification, and Digital Signatures Explained</h1> Rule 19 of the GST Registration Final Draft Rules outlines the method of authentication for documents submitted electronically. Applications, replies, returns, appeals, and other documents must be submitted with a digital signature certificate, e-signature, Aadhaar-based electronic verification code, or other Board-notified methods. Aadhaar-based verification must occur within two days of submission. Companies registered under the Companies Act must use digital signatures. Documents must be signed or verified by authorized individuals, such as the individual, Karta, CEO, government officer, partner, trustee, or other competent persons. Notices and orders are issued electronically with digital signatures by authorized officers.
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