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Application Form
Name of Program: Registration for Intangible Property of Battery 1CR (Media Rights of Intellectual Property)
Name of Applicant: ?
Photograph of Applicant:
Attach Identity Proof: Also Mention Adhar Card number and Pan Card number
Transaction ID of Payment:
Date of Transaction:
Amount:
Please find the banking details for payment of registration fee as below -
Purpose of Fee: Registration fee
Registration fee : INR 1 Crore
Account Holder: IASR
Purpose of payment: Registration fee
Bank Account Number: 3401560251
Name of Bank: Central Bank of India
Branch code: 280435
IFSC Code: CBIN0280435
Country: India
MICR Code: 321016890
Mode of Payment: Net Banking/ NEFT / RTGS/ BHIM app / IMPS/ Deposit cheque
Submit above information at email
Application can be submitted by any individual / person/ or legal business entity for example company, partnership firm, NGO, Not for Profit Organization, Joint Ventures
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International Agency for Standards and Ratings can provide you user whom you can sell your media rights. You can also search users on your own and can sell your media rights at any price 2 Crore or 3 Crore or 4 Crore or whatever in open market.
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If later you want to quit and sell your media rights, you can sell it to International Agency for Standards and Rating after 5 years and can receive your purchase amount equivalent to registration fee paid by you. International Agency for Standards and Rating will purchase your media rights. No other business gives you such strong peace of mind. Because your purchase money is safe here while in other business entrepreneur's purchase money is lost so they become victim of bank loan. International Agency for Standards and Rating assures to purchase your media rights.
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Name of Program: Registration for Intangible Property Battery 50CR (Media Rights of Intellectual Property)
Name of Applicant: ?
Photograph of Applicant:
Attach Identity Proof: Also Mention Adhar Card number and Pan Card number
Transaction ID of Payment:
Date of Transaction:
Amount:
Please find the banking details for payment of registration fee as below -
Purpose of Fee: Registration fee
Registration fee : INR 50 Crore
Account Holder: IASR
Purpose of payment: Registration fee
Bank Account Number: 3401560251
Name of Bank: Central Bank of India
Branch code: 280435
IFSC Code: CBIN0280435
Country: India
MICR Code: 321016890
Mode of Payment: Net Banking/ NEFT / RTGS/ BHIM app / IMPS/ Deposit cheque
Submit above information at email
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