Notary / Consent for GST Registration

Even if the business address is in the name of the father in law, will it have to be notarized (for consent) for gst registration?
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For GST registration, a consent letter from the property owner is generally required if the business address is not in your name. While often accepted on plain paper, some GST inspectors may request a notarised No Objection Certificate (NOC) on stamp paper. You can upload a consent letter without stamp paper initially, but be prepared to comply if a GST officer specifically requests it on stamp paper.

Not mandatory. The property owner should sign a consent letter of GST.

GST inspectors would request a NOC letter on a stamp paper in some situations, which must also be notarized. However, the consent letter for GST can be uploaded without printing it on stamp paper.

If a GST officer specifically requests that the content letter be printed on stamp paper, the taxpayer can comply.

Ok sir
thanks a lot
Noc Or Consent Letter for Regd office premise can be furnished on Plain paper in general cases but in case of Demand by Tax officers of gst if they demand same has to be followed on State basis Stamp paper duly notorised
Ok sir
thank you so much for guidance

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