Online IEC applications mandatory; require digital signatures or signed printouts, two-day processing and specified document verification. From 1 January 2015 all IEC applications must be filed online and IECs issued digitally; applicants with digital signatures submit online, otherwise they must print, sign and submit the application. RAs must process applications within two working days and either issue a digitally signed e-IEC or a rejection with reasons; there is no provision for deficiency letters. RAs shall verify PAN and identity details via the Income Tax portal, cross-check LLPIN/CIN on the MCA website, verify address against sale deed/rental agreement/utility bill, and confirm bank details from a cancelled cheque or bank certificate.
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Online IEC applications mandatory; require digital signatures or signed printouts, two-day processing and specified document verification.
From 1 January 2015 all IEC applications must be filed online and IECs issued digitally; applicants with digital signatures submit online, otherwise they must print, sign and submit the application. RAs must process applications within two working days and either issue a digitally signed e-IEC or a rejection with reasons; there is no provision for deficiency letters. RAs shall verify PAN and identity details via the Income Tax portal, cross-check LLPIN/CIN on the MCA website, verify address against sale deed/rental agreement/utility bill, and confirm bank details from a cancelled cheque or bank certificate.
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