Jurisdictional selection for MEIS/SEIS claims requires filing at chosen RA or SEZ Development Commissioner, with TRA for manual ports. Exporters must elect a single jurisdictional Regional Authority based on the IEC-endorsed address at the start of the financial year; IEC holders with SEZ/EOU units must apply to the concerned Development Commissioner, SEZ, for MEIS/SEIS benefits, while entities with both SEZ/EOU and DTA units must file DTA claims with the RA and SEZ claims with the DC. Duty credit scrips are issued with a single port of registration equal to the port of export and must be registered at that port before use; SEZs are non-EDI ports and require scrip registration at the SEZ port and TRA issuance by the DC for use at other ports.
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Jurisdictional selection for MEIS/SEIS claims requires filing at chosen RA or SEZ Development Commissioner, with TRA for manual ports.
Exporters must elect a single jurisdictional Regional Authority based on the IEC-endorsed address at the start of the financial year; IEC holders with SEZ/EOU units must apply to the concerned Development Commissioner, SEZ, for MEIS/SEIS benefits, while entities with both SEZ/EOU and DTA units must file DTA claims with the RA and SEZ claims with the DC. Duty credit scrips are issued with a single port of registration equal to the port of export and must be registered at that port before use; SEZs are non-EDI ports and require scrip registration at the SEZ port and TRA issuance by the DC for use at other ports.
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