MCA FAQs.....

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FAQs on eFiling

 

1. Select a category to download an eForm from the MyMCA portal (with or with out the instruction kit.
2. At any time, you can read the related instruction kit to familiarise yourself with the procedures(you can download the instruction kit with eform or view it under Help menu).
3. You have to fill the downloaded eForm.
4. You have to attach the necessary documents as attachments.
5. You can use the Prefill button in eForm to populate the greyed out portion by connecting to the Internet.
6. The applicant or a representative of the applicant needs to sign the document using a digital signature.
7. You need to click the Check Form button available in the eForm. System will check the mandatory fields, mandatory attachment(s) and digital signature(s).
8. You need to upload the eForm for pre-scrutiny. The pre-scrutiny service is available under the Services tab or under the eForms tab by clicking the Upload eForm button. The system will verify (pre-scrutinise) the documents. In case of any inadequacies, the user will be asked to rectify the mistakes before getting the document ready for execution (signature).
9. The system will calculate the fee, including late payment fees based on the due date of filing, if applicable.
10. Payments will have to be made through appropriate mechanisms - electronic (credit card, Internet banking) or traditional means (at the bank counter through challan).
(a) Electronic payments can be made at the Virtual Front Office (VFO)or at PFO
(b) If the user selects the traditional payment option, the system will generate 3 copies of pre-filled challan in the prescribed format. Traditional payments through cash, cheques can be done at the designated network of banks using the system generated challan. There will be five banks with estimated 200 branches authorised for accepting challan payments.
11. The payment will be exclusively confirmed for all online (Internet) payment transactions using payment gateways.
12. Acceptance or rejection of any transaction will be explicitly communicated to the applicant (including facility to print a receipt for successful transactions).
13. MCA21 will provide a unique transaction number, the Service Request Number (SRN) which can be used by the applicant for enquiring the status pertaining to that transaction.
14. Filing will be complete only when the necessary payments are made.
15. In case of a rejection, helpful remedial tips will be provided to the applicant.
16. The applicants will be provided an acknowledgement through e-mail or alternatively they can check the MCA portal.


1. When the business or the registered users access the MyMCA portal, they enter their username and authentication details - Password/ Digital Certificate.
2. The user will be shown a list of eForms category-wise under eForms tab .
3. At any time, the users can read the related instruction kit, available under Help menu, to familiarise themselves with the procedures.
4. The users can then fill the appropriate eForm for the service required. There is an option of pre-fill facility in the eForms, where the static details such as name and address of the company will be pre-filled by the system automatically on entering the Corporate Identity Number (CIN).
5. The users attach the necessary documents to the eForm.
6. The users may avail the pre-scrutiny service of the eForm. The documents will be verified (pre-scrutinised) by the system. In case of any inadequacies, for example, if a mandatory column in the eForm is not filled in, the user will be asked to rectify before the document is ready for execution (signature).
7. The applicant or a representative of the applicant will then submit the duly signed documents electronically.
8. The system will calculate the fee, including late payment fees, if applicable.
9. Payments will have to be made through appropriate mechanisms - electronic (credit card, Internet banking) or traditional means (at the bank counter).
(a) Electronic payments can be made at the Virtual Front Office (VFO).
(b) If the user selects the traditional payment option, the system will generate a pre-filled challan in the prescribed format. Traditional payments through cash, cheques can be done at the designated network of banks using the system generated challan. There will be five banks with estimated 200 branches authorised for accepting challan payments.
10. The payment will be exclusively confirmed for all online (Internet) payment transactions using payment gateways.
11. Acceptance or rejection of any transaction will be explicitly communicated to the applicant (including facility to print a receipt for successful transactions).
12. MCA21 will provide a unique transaction number, which can be used by the applicant for enquiring status pertaining to that transaction.
13. Filing will be complete only when the necessary payments are made.
14. In case of a rejection, helpful remedial tips will be provided to the applicant.
15. The applicants will be provided an acknowledgement through e-mail or alternatively they can check the MCA portal.

  
File eForm1 A by logging in the portal along with a payment of fees of Rs.500/- and attaching the digital signature of the applicant proposing to incorporate the company. If proposed name is not available apply for a fresh name on the same application.

 
Yes, You can avail this service at MCA portal.


With effect from 19th November, 2007, the approved name is valid for a period of 60 days from the date of approval. The Applicant can renew the approved name for another 30 days by submitting Form-1AR on MCA portal before the expiry of initial validity period along with the fees of Rs. 250/-.


 
Minimum no. of directors for Private Limited Company: Two, for Public Limited Company: Three and, for producer company: Five.

  
Minimum no. of subscribers for Private Limited Company: Two, for Public Limited Company: Seven and for Producer company: Ten.


The minimum paid up capital for Private Limited Company: Rs.1,00,000/- For Public Limited Company: Rs.5,00,000/- This limit is not applicable to company having licence under section 25.


In such a case, you need to file Form 1 again but same can be filed only after 15 days from the Challan Date. On attempting to file Form 1 before the expiry of above said period, the system will give an error message "Form 1 has already been filed corresponding to the form1A Reference Number".


In such a case, you need to file Form 5 again but same can be filed only after 15 days from the Challan Date. On attempting to file Form 5 before the expiry of above said period, the system will give an error message "There is/ are pending Form(s) 5 in respect of the company. Please file this form 5 after approval of the pending Form(s) 5."
 


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FAQs on User Registration

To file an eForm or to avail any paid service on MCA portal, you are first required to register yourself as a user in the relevant user category, such as registered and business user.



 

For registering yourself as a user and creating a user ID to login to the MCA portal, follow the steps given as under:

  • Click the “New User” link on the MCA portal homepage
  • Select appropriate User category and role and fill your personal and contact details.
  • Enter a User ID of your choice and depending upon the user category & role selected, enter password or select your digital signature certificate. Your User ID can be a minimum of 8 and a maximum of 11 characters. The password can be 8 to 10 characters long and should contain at least one numeric character, one upper case and one lower case alphabet and should not contain any special character such as *, &, $, _ etc.
  • Provide a hint question and its answer that will be used in case you forget your password or to change/ update your DSC later.
  • Type the randomly displayed system generated text in the box provided, for authentication.
  • Click ‘Create My Account’ button to submit the details for registration.
  • Acknowledgement for successful registration will be displayed on the screen
  • A confirmation email will also be sent to your email ID as provided by you.


 

For log-in to the MCA portal, follow the steps given as under:

  • Click the ‘Login’ button on the homepage of MCA portal.
  • Enter the User ID and password/ select digital signature certificate (DSC) registered at the time of user registration.
Select the applicable category and click ‘Submit’ button to log-in.

 

To create a new password for log-in, follow the steps given as under:

  • Click ‘Login’ button on the homepage of MCA portal and then click the 'Forgot Password' link.
  • Enter your User ID and click the “submit’ button.
  • Enter the answer of the hint question, provided by you while self registration and click on ‘Submit’ button.
Enter a new password in the ‘Change Password screen’ and click on ‘Submit’ to reset you password.

 
After login to the MCA portal, click on 'My Profile' link located at the top of the page. Modify your details in the fields provided and click ‘Update’ to submit your modified details.

  
After log in to the MCA portal, select the 'Change Password' link located at the top of the page. Enter your new password and click on ‘Submit’ button.

  

You have to follow the steps given below:

  1. If the CCA and TCS-CA certificates are not installed in your Internet Explorer then click the following link below to download the Certificate Trust Chain.
    https://www.tcs-ca.tcs.co.in/index.jsp?link=html/chaindownload.html
  2. Click on Tools > Internet Options > Security.
  3. Click “Internet” and change the Security Settings to “Medium”.
  4. Click “Custom Level” Button.
  5. Enable the “Download Signed ActiveX controls” option.
  6. Enable the “Run ActiveX controls and Plugins” option.
Enable the “Script ActiveX controls marked safe for scriptting” option.


No, you can register as a professional and authorized signatory with a single DSC.

  
Click on ‘Update DSC’ link available under ‘Login’ tab on the homepage of MCA portal. Enter the required details including and answer to the hint question, provided by you at the time of registration. Select your new DSC and click submit button to update your DSC.

 

You are required to obtain a new DSC and update the same on MCA portal as explained above in case of renewal of DSC

FAQs on Other Services

The access to public records pertaining to a company is provided from MyMCA portal to any citizen who wishes to view the same. This feature is available after login. You will need to select the company and the documents available under each category will be shown. You may opt to make a payment and view the company documents thereafter. The documents can be viewed from anywhere without visiting the specific RoC office, using the ‘My Documents’ tab available after you log into the portal. After the payment is received by MCA, you can view the documents during the next 7 days for a maximum of 3 hours.


You have to click on the signature tab on the left hand side of the opened file.

   
You have to click on the attachment tab on the left hand side of the opened file.

  
You can make a request for certified copies and make payments through the options given. After making the payment, you are shown the address of the RoC for collecting the certified copies.


You have to file an investor complaint form with the complaint details and upload the eForm. You are provided a system generated Service Request Number (SRN) for future tracking.


    
Using the SRN you can track the status of the complaint. You can track the status through the 'Track Complaint Status' link available under the 'Investor Grievances' on the MCA portal.



You will require the Corporate Identification Number (CIN) of the company against which you are making a complaint. Use the 'Find CIN/GLN' service available under 'Other Services' link to find the CIN of the company.


    
If you have multiple complaints against a company use separate forms for each complaint.


The applicant proposing to incorporate a new company can search for the name of the new company by using the Check Company Name service under Other Services tab on the homepage of MyMCA portal.


You can find the Corporate Identity Number (CIN) by entering the company name or registration number in the Find CIN/GLN page under Other Services tab on homepage of MyMCA portal.

 

FAQs on System Requirements

 

Your must have the following -
  • Computer with Windows 2000/Windows XP
  • JRE (Java Runtime Environment)
  • Internet connection to access the MCA website
  • Adobe Reader 7.0.5 and above to download and fill the e-form
  • Scanner for scanning paper attachments
  • Printer for printing Bank Challan or Service fee payment receipt
  • Pop-ups from MCA21 Portal must be enabled in your browser


 
You can download the required software from the System Prerequisites link on the MyMCA portal homepage.


    
It is required to have a common format of the documents and the eForm shall not be accepted if the format of attachment is other than PDF.

 
You have to convert the scanned attachments into PDF format using the software called PDF Converter.

 

There are two solutions to this problem. You can follow any of these -

First Solution-Add MCA21 portal in list of trusted sites.The steps to be followed are:

  • Open the browser
  • Choose Tools>>Internet Options.
  • Click 'Security' tab and select 'Trusted Sites'.
  • Click on 'Sites' button.
  • Enter the url of the site 'https://www.mca.gov.in' in the textbox under 'Add this Web site to the zone :' and click ' Add' button.
  • Click 'OK' button.
  • Reopen the browser window



Second Solution-Turn off Pop-up Blocker for pop-ups from MCA21 Portal. The steps to be followed are:

  • Choose Tools>>Pop-Up Blocker>>Pop-up Blocker Settings in browser window. (Note that 'Pop-up Blocker Settings' option is enabled only when you select 'Turn-on Pop-up Blocker' under 'Pop-Up Blocker' option).
  • Enter the url of the site 'https://www.mca.gov.in' in thein the textbox under 'Add this Web site to the zone :' and click ' Add' button.
  • Click 'OK' button.
  • Reopen the browser window



 

FAQs on Director Identification Number (DIN)

 

It is an unique Identification Number allotted to an individual who is an existing director of a company or intends to be appointed as director of a company pursuant to section 266A & 266B of the Companies Act, 1956 (as amended vide Act No 23 of 2006).


Any individual who is an existing director of a company or intends to be appointed as director of any company.

 
Central Government (Office of Regional Director (Northern Region), Ministry of Corporate Affairs, NOIDA).


The process of obtaining DIN consists of seven steps:


Step I. Obtain provisional DIN

The applicant is required to fill-up and submit form DIN-1 online for obtaining provisional DIN. Form DIN-1 is available under 'Apply for DIN' tab on the left hand side panel under DIN' link on the homepage of MCA portal.

Step II. Pay Din application fee

The applicant is required to login to the MCA portal and click on 'Pay Miscellaneous fee' link available under the 'Services' tab. Select 'DIN application fee' option and enter the provisional DIN. Applicant can make the payment of fee by using any of three modes of payment available on MCA portal. Form DIN-1 will be processed only after the DIN application fee is paid.

Step III. Dispatch of DIN application

The applicant is required to take a print-out of Form DIN-1 (containing provisional DIN generated online). Fill the service Request Number (SRN) of the fee paid. Sign the DIN application form manually and paste a good resolution photograph in the space earmarked. Attach the photocopies of the 'Proof of Identity' (Attach additional proof, if 'Father's name and 'Date of Birth' is not indicated in the 'Proof of Identity') and the 'Proof of Residence' with DIN application form and tick the relevant checkbox against the document name. Get the photograph and the attached supporting documents attested from an approved authority as specified in form DIN-1. The certifying authority must mention its particulars such as Name, COP No. etc, and affix its seal/ stamp.
Complete set of documents is required to be sent to MCA DIN Cell at Noida, by post, courier or hand delivery, as per convenience, within 60 days from the date of generation of provisional DIN online.

IV. Processing of DIN application

DIN application is received by MCA DIN Cell. DIN application form and attached supporting documents are scrutinized and if found in order, the provisional DIN is approved and activated in the system. If there is any defect in the DIN application, the provisional DIN is rejected. It takes about a week's time to complete this process. DIN approval/ rejection letter is generated and sent by post to the applicant. The status of application can also be tracked from the 'DIN Approval status' tab in the DIN corner.

V. Intimate approved DIN to your Companies

On approval of DIN, intimate your DIN to all the company(ies) (within a period of 30 days from the date of approval) in which you are a Director, in form DIN-2. Form DIN-2 can be downloaded and printed from the 'DIN' link on the homepage of MCA portal.

VI. Company to intimate your DIN to ROC

After the Director has intimated the DIN allotted to the company(ies), the Company(ies) is/are then required to intimate the DINs of its directors to the ROC in Form DIN-3 within a period of seven days of receiving form DIN-2.

VII. Post-approval changes in particulars of DIN-1

If there is any change in the particulars submitted in form DIN-1, File form DIN-4 for intimating the changes in the particulars within 30 days. For instance in the event of change of address of a director, he/ she is required to intimate this change by submitting Form DIN-4 along with the required attested documents with MCA DIN Cell.


No prefixes like Mr. / Ms. / Kumari / Shri etc should be used in filling the applicant’s name.

Enter the applicant’s name and father’s name in full and do not use abbreviations, even if the ID proof contains the name in abbreviated form. Abbreviations in the middle name may be accepted, if such abbreviated middle name is appearing in the enclosed identity proof.

The particulars filled in form DIN-1 should match with the details given in the supporting documents to be submitted along with DIN application. Any mis-match will lead to rejection of DIN application. Minor spelling deviations in the father’s name may be accepted, if such deviations do not materially impact the name.




Yes, DIN application fee of Rs. 100/- is payable w.e.f. 1st July, 2007.

 

Log in to MCA portal and click on 'Pay Miscellaneous fee' link under the Services tab. Select 'DIN application fee' option and enter the provisional DIN. Click submit button to make payment using any of the three modes of payment.


Status of the payment made for Form DIN-1 can be enquired from 'Track Payment Status' link on the homepage of www.mca.gov.in.

  • DIN Form-I (with provisional DIN generated) along with a high resolution photograph of the applicant and his signatures appended at the appropriate place;
  • Proof of identity;
  • Proof of residence;
  • Certification of the photograph and the photocopies of proofs by an approved authority;
  • The particulars of the certifying authority along with his seal must be clearly indicated.


ID proof must be currently valid and issued by the Central/ State Government or Instrumentalities of state like PSUs, Public Sector Banks, Universities recognized under the UGC Act. It should contain following information:

  • Applicant's name with photograph
  • Father's Name
  • Date of Birth

FAQs on Digital Signature Certificate (DSC)

 

Digital Signature Certificates (DSC) are the digital equivalent (that is electronic format) of physical or paper certificates. Examples of physical certificates are drivers' licenses, passports or membership cards. Certificates serve as proof of identity of an individual for a certain purpose; for example, a driver's license identifies someone who can legally drive in a particular country. Likewise, a digital certificate can be presented electronically to prove your identity, to access information or services on the Internet or to sign certain documents digitally.

Like physical documents are signed manually, electronic documents, for example e-forms are required to be signed digitally using a Digital Signature Certificate.

A licensed Certifying Authority (CA) issues the digital signature. Certifying Authority (CA) means a person who has been granted a license to issue a digital signature certificate under Section 24 of the Indian IT-Act 2000.

The list of licensed CAs along with their contact information is available on the MCA portal (www.mca.gov.in).


The different types of Digital Signature Certificates are: Class 2: Here, the identity of a person is verified against a trusted, pre-verified database.

Class 3: This is the highest level where the person needs to present himself or herself in front of a Registration Authority (RA) and prove his/ her identity.


DSC of Class 2 and Class 3 category issued by a licensed Certifying Authority (CA) needs to be obtained for efiling on the MCA Portal.


No.


The cost of obtaining a digital signature certificate may vary as there are many entities issuing DSCs and their charges may differ.


The time taken by CAs to issue a DSC may vary from three to seven days.


The Certifying Authorities are authorized to issue a Digital Signature Certificate with a validity of one or two years.


Digital Signatures are legally admissible in a Court of Law, as provided under the provisions of IT

FAQs on Payment Process

 

The different modes of payment available are:
  • Credit card / Debit Card (Pay online)
  • Net Banking (Pay online)
  • Challan (Generate the Challan online, fill it and deposit it off-line at an authorized bank branch)


  
All types of Visa and Master card issued in India are accepted.


Net banking payment facility of following bank is available on MCA Portal

  1. Punjab National bank
  2. State Bank of India
  3. ICICI Bank
  4. HDFC Bank
  5. Indian Bank


 
Yes, Debit Cards are accepted. Following banks / institutions have implemented debit card (Visa) acceptance on the payment gateway:
  • Andhra Bank
  • Axis Bank Limited
  • Barclays Bank Plc
  • Canara Bank
  • City Union Bank Limited
  • Corporation Bank
  • Deutsche Bank AG
  • GE Money Financial Services Limited
  • HDFC Bank Limited
  • ICICI Bank Limited
  • Indian Overseas Bank
  • Kotak Bank (Virtual card)
  • Standard Chartered Bank
  • State Bank Of India
  • Syndicate Bank
  • The Federal Bank Limited
  • The Karur Vysya Bank Limited


  

Selected branches of the following five banks have been authorized for accepting MCA Payments:

  1. Punjab National bank
  2. State Bank of India
  3. ICICI Bank
  4. HDFC Bank
  5. Indian Bank


  

No, only selected branches of the five banks have been authorized for MCA payments. The details of these branches are available on the MCA portal. 

In case payment is made at any bank branch which is not authorized to receive the payments on behalf of MCA, then it shall not be valid and the payment shall not be accounted for.



   
It takes 3-4 days for banks to realize the payment made against an instrument. After realization of the payment, the same is reported by the respective banks on the next working day. Thereafter, the status is updated on the MCA portal.

  

It takes approx. two working days.



  
Since the payment was made after expiry date, it cannot be updated. If the bank has accepted the payment, it would be rejected by MCA. In such a scenario, approach the bank branch where you made the payment and seek refund for it. User should verify that the Challan has not expired while making the payment at the bank.

 

No, MCA does not levy any additional service charge on online payments.

For Credit / Debit Card Payments, user/ compliance seeker needs to pay ICICI Bank a convenience fee charge of 2% on transaction value.

 

FAQs on Company Law Settlement Scheme, 2010


"Company Law Settlement Scheme, 2010" is a scheme to give opportunity to the defaulting Companies to enable them to make their default good by filing belated documents and to become a regular compliant in future. Refer General Circular No 1/2010 available on MCA portal under News & Events and under heading Act, Bills and Rules.
 

The Scheme shall come into force on the 30th May, 2010 and shall remain effective up to 31st August, 2010.
  

 

Under the scheme, for the belated documents, the Company shall pay statutory filing fees as prescribed under the Companies Act and rules made there under along with an additional fee of 25 percent of the actual additional fee i.e. there shall be a waiver of 75% of the actual additional fee.

Further, after closure of Scheme, the company may file application for seeking immunity in respect of belated documents filed under the Scheme and the Registrar, upon being satisfied shall grant the immunity from prosecution in respect of documents filed in the Scheme.

After granting the immunity, the Registrar concerned shall withdraw the prosecution(s) pending if any before the concerned Court(s).

Application for issue of immunity certificate under CLSS, 2010 shall be available on the portal after the closure of the scheme.
  


CLSS, 2010 shall not be applicable for the following:

  • Filing of documents for incorporation; or
  • Filing of documents for establishment of place of business in India; or
  • Filing of documents where specific order for condonation of delay or prior approval under the provisions of the Companies Act, 1956 is to be obtained from the Company Law Board or the Central Government or Court or any other Competent Authority is required.
  • Companies against which action under sub-section (5) of section 560 of the Act has been initiated by the Registrar of Companies;


Yes , the company can avail the benefits of the scheme. However, such company shall first file its documents to increase the paid up capital up to the threshold limit under the scheme and thereafter would be allowed to file other belated documents.


Yes, the application can be filed after closure of Scheme and after the belated document(s) filed during CLSS, 2010are taken on file, or on record or approved by the Registrar of Companies as the case may be, but not after the expiry of six months from the date of closure of the Scheme.


No, there is no fee for filing the application.

 

 

 

 

 

FAQs on Easy Exit Scheme, 2010

 


“Easy Exit Scheme, 2010” is a scheme to give opportunity to the defunct companies to get their names struck off from the register under Section 560 of the Companies Act, 1956.
  

The Scheme shall come into force on the 30th May, 2010 and shall remain effective up to 31st August, 2010.
 

 

The Scheme does not inter-alia cover the listed companies, section 25 companies, vanishing companies, companies under inspection/investigation, companies against which prosecution for a non-compoundable offence is pending in court, companies having outstanding public deposits or secured loan or dues towards banks and financial institutions or any other Government Departments etc. or having management dispute or company in respect of which filing of documents have been stayed by court or CLB or Central Government or any other competent authority.

Refer general circular number 2/2010 available on MCA portal under News & Events and under heading Act, Bills and Rules for details.


The Company desirous to get its name struck off from the Register shall file an application with the Registrar in the prescribed Form EES, 2010.

   

No, there is no fee for filing the Form EES, 2010.
  

In case there are active signatories of the company existing in the MCA21 system, then the Form shall have to be mandatorily digitally signed by the authorised signatory of the company.
In case no such signatories are existing in the MCA 21 system, then a physical copy of the Form duly filled in, shall have to be signed manually by a director authorised by the Board of Directors of the company and shall be attached with the Form.
In all cases, certification by a practicing professional (i.e. CA/ CS/ CWA) is mandatory.


List of applications filed under EES, 2010 will be available on the portal. In case any stakeholder has any objections to the Striking off the name of any company, he/she may raise such objection with the concerned RoC Office within 30 days from the date of filing Form EES, 2010 by the company.

 

 

 

 

FAQs on Easy Exit Scheme, 2011

 


“Easy Exit Scheme, 2011” is a scheme to give opportunity to the defunct companies to get their names struck off from the register under Section 560 of the Companies Act, 1956.
 

The Scheme shall come into force on the 1st Jan, 2011 and shall remain effective up to 30th April, 2011.

 

The Scheme does not inter-alia cover the listed companies, companies that have been delisted, section 25 companies, vanishing companies, companies under inspection/investigation, companies against which prosecution for a non-compoundable offence is pending in court, companies having outstanding public deposits or secured loan or dues towards banks and financial institutions or any other Government Departments etc. or having management dispute or company in respect of which filing of documents have been stayed by court or CLB or Central Government or any other competent authority.

Refer general circular number 6/2010 available on MCA portal under News & Events and under heading Act, Bills and Rules for details.
  


The Company desirous to get its name struck off from the Register shall file an application with the Registrar in the prescribed Form EES, 2011.

 

Yes, applicant is required to file an application in the prescribed Form EES, 2011 along with prescribed fee of Rs.3000/-


In case there are active signatories of the company existing in the MCA21 system, then the Form shall have to be mandatorily digitally signed by the authorised signatory of the company.
In case no such signatories are existing in the MCA 21 system, then a physical copy of the Form duly filled in, shall have to be signed manually by a director authorised by the Board of Directors of the company and shall be attached with the Form.
In all cases, certification by a practicing professional (i.e. CA/ CS/ CWA) is mandatory.
 


List of applications filed under EES, 2011 will be available on the portal. In case any stakeholder has any objections to the Striking off the name of any company, he/she may raise such objection with the concerned RoC Office within 30 days from the date of filing Form EES, 2011 by the company.

 

 

 

https://mca.gov.in/Ministry/faqs_index.html
 

Dear sir/mam

            Actually I am registered user of MCA site with practice profession and regesterd with DSC, recently it was expired. when I am making to update my  renewed DSC, It asking me to enter the hint answer and the question was "what is your qualification?". but I dont remember  what I have given as the answer for that hint question. whenever I am giving the answer as FCA, it not accepting it. so please kindly help me out with proper suggestion that how, I can know my hint answer.

please mail me on pakyala_cafirms @ yahoo.com

Regards

Krishna murthy.

Dear sir/mam Actually I am registered user of MCA site with practice profession and regesterd with DSC, recently it was expired. when I am making to update my renewed DSC, It asking me to enter the hint answer and the question was "what is your city name?". but I dont remember what I have given as the answer for that hint question.so please kindly help me out with proper suggestion that how, I can know my hint answer. please mail me on renuka9590 @ gmail.com Regards Renuka

Well...just came across this post... A lot of information ranging from MCA efiling with digital signature to basic concepts on user registration , DIN, Digital Signature Certificate, etc.

The online process and payment has definitely made thingseasier on MCA portal .

Directors/Managers/Secretaries/Professionals need to register their DSC.

Yeah I have also come across people facing problem at time of using renewed dsc but not sure how it can be reolved.

While updating DSC, system ask for Hint Answer that was provided while obtaing DSC for the first time, If we have forgotten the Hint Answer then how to recover it for successfully udpading the DSC

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What is the procedure for renewal of DIN, in case it has lapsed? Will it be necessary to apply for a fresh DIN or lapsed one could be renewed?

Please help me ....

what will happened if form 24 A gets rejected on MCA 21portal??

and is there any refund availeble with the same?


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