
        <h3 class="service-details__title">Eligibility and Requirements for IEC Registration</h3>
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                <p>The Proprietor may make an application for IEC if the proprietor has a PAN card, bank account, and proof of address for business. The DGFT shall also physically verify the address at the time of issuing the code.</p>
            <ul>
                    <li>Partnership: The partnership firms must present their partnership deed, PAN card, and proof of address. All the partners shall be eligible to file in the name of the firm.</li>
                    <li>Limited Liability Partnerships (LLPs): A partnership deed along with an incorporation certificate is mandatory. Valid bank account and business address proof for the firm is also required.</li>
                    <li>Private Limited Companies: Certificate of incorporation, PAN card with address proof of the business. The firm must be registered under Indian law.</li>
                    <li>Public Limited Companies: Use a certificate of incorporation, PAN card, and address proof similar to private limited companies.</li>
                    <li>Societies, Trusts, and HUFs: Registration certificate, PAN card, and address proof are required.</li>
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        <h3 class="service-details__title">Documents Required for IEC Registration</h3>
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                <p>To get an Import Export Code (IEC) in India, you need to submit some key documents. This registration is a one-time process and doesn&#x27;t require yearly filings, but it&#x2019;s important to keep your information up to date.</p>
            <ul>
                    <li>PAN Card: Permanent Account Number (PAN) card for the business or individual applying for the IEC.</li>
                    <li>Identity Proof: This can be an Aadhaar card, passport, or voter ID.</li>
                    <li>Address Proof: Documents like an electricity bill, rent agreement, or property papers can be used as address proof.</li>
                    <li>Bank Certificate or Canceled Cheque: Required to confirm your account details or business name.</li>
                    <li>Digital Signature Certificate (DSC): Required if applying online.</li>
                    <li>Passport-sized Photograph: Recent photograph of the applicant.</li>
                    <li>Certificate of Incorporation or Partnership Deed: Required for companies or partnerships to prove legal status.</li>
                    <li>One-Time Registration: IEC is a one-time registration with no annual filings. Keep information updated to avoid issues.</li>
                    <li>Bank Requirements: Banks often require IEC for handling foreign currency transactions.</li>
                    <li>Annual Updates: Recommended to update IEC yearly if details change via the IEC portal using your DSC.</li>
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