GST Registration

I work from my residential property and wanted to apply for gst using my residential address as  principal place of business can i use my fathers passport and consent letter as prof of principal place of business as i don't have elec bill or prop tax receipt on my fathers name   

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This discussion addresses the process of applying for GST registration using a residential address as the principal place of business. It explores the validity of using a father's consent letter and passport for address proof, especially when utility bills or property tax receipts are not in the applicant's name. Recommendations include notarising the consent letter and obtaining a municipal khata copy, while also advising to confirm local municipality jurisdiction for GST allotment on residential properties.

Father concent letter is ok
but sometimes they ask for notary in local gst
so better make a notary concent letter
and the municipal khata copy
You can take Father's Consent letter..
Actually whether the GSTN can be allotted on residential address is completely matter of Local Municipality Jurisdiction.
So first of all Kindly get it clear first whether
Dear Vinay Any Document like Electricity Invoice, Telephone Invoice, Property Tax, Or Index II of Property can be used for Address Proof. but when you are using any relationship address Consent letter should be required.

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