Failure to reply to AO regarding Condonation of delay u/s 119(2)(b)

i have a client who made an application u/s 119(2)(b) for filling return for refund claim. the AO send a notice to produce necessary documents. this notice was send by post but owing to the rurality of my client's area, the post reached nearly a month after the notice was issued by which time the time limit of 15 days was passed by nearly a month. Should i respond with an apology letter? please advice....

Thank you for your valuable advice
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Quick Summary
A user is seeking advice on how to respond to an Assessing Officer (AO) after their client missed a 15-day deadline to provide documents for a Section 119(2)(b) application. The delay was caused by the notice arriving nearly a month late due to postal issues in a rural area. The user is unsure whether to send an apology letter or if a fresh application is necessary.

Try responding within 15 days from service of Notice. It won't be a problem most probably.
There are other issues involved.
You may go for fresh application u/s 119(2)(b)
Fresh application is not required.
Time limit is over for submitting documents
Assesment year is pertinent.

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