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Posted on 14 November 2026
The notice appears to concern suo motu cancellation based on returns filed under section 39. Continued filing after receiving it does not by itself close the cancellation proceedings; the officer’s order and your GSTIN status determine what to do next.
- Check Services → Registration → Application for Filing Clarifications and the notice/order details on the GST portal. If a reply window is still available, respond there with the relevant return acknowledgements and a concise explanation. If an order cancelling registration has already been passed, check its effective date and whether a revocation application is available; the applicable time limit and route depend on the order and current rules.
- Verify GSTIN status and whether the returns you filed were successfully filed or only saved/submitted. If registration is cancelled or suspended, that may explain why further filings are not showing. Do not assume post-notice filings are valid or that they cure the cited default.
- If the portal gives no reply/revocation option, raise a GST portal grievance and contact the jurisdictional officer promptly, attaching the notice, order (if any), GSTIN and filing acknowledgements. The exact next step depends on whether the notice is pending, registration is suspended, or cancellation is final.
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