IMPORT / EXPORT LICENCE REGISTRATION CONSULTANCY SERVICE

Import and Export license is the identification number that is an essential key part of the business for importers and exporters which consist of a 10 digit code with lifetime validity. It is issued by the DGFT. The importer and exporter must have an IEC number granted.

IEC is required for importers and exporters if they are providing the service or technology and seeking benefits under the Foreign Trade Policies. Any of the firms like Partnership, Proprietorship, LLP, Company, Trust and Society can obtain the IEC which is the same as the PAN number after the announcement of GST. IEC is mandatory if you want to import or export in the country. With the liberalization of the economic policies in 1991, the regulations and promotion of the import and export trade businesses started to rise with the proper guidance and regulations under the DGFT.

What documents are required for an import-export license?

The following documents are required for the import and export registration:

PAN card of the individual or company.
Aadhar card copy of the individual or company.
Voter Id card copy of the individual.
Copy of the property paper and if the property is rented copy of the rent agreement.
Copy of the Electricity bill (to know the power usage of the company or firm).
Self-declaration application form for the delivery of the IEC certificate at the registered post.

Procedure to get import export license in India

These are the steps you need to follow to get the import-export license in India :

To get the import-export license first fill the application form for registration.
Upload a copy of the Aadhar card and PAN card for verification and identification of address proof.
Check all the details before submission of the application form.
Complete the payment to get the IEC license in your registered email.
The application will be processed by experts and after the confirmation and verification license will be provided to your mail

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