Registration & Licensing · CA-led

Zero to export-ready in five structured steps.

Business Registration, PAN, Current Account, IEC, and RCMC — handled end-to-end by a chartered accountant, with government-verified process, transparent fees, and one point of accountability.

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The 5-Step Journey

From zero to export-ready

Step 01

Business Registration

Legal entity setup under which your export operations will run. The foundation everything else attaches to.

3–15 working days · MCA / State Registrar

Step 02

PAN

Entity Permanent Account Number. Mandatory for banking, IEC, and tax compliance.

7–15 working days · Income Tax Department

Step 03

Current Bank Account

Business current account with AD Category-I clearance for export remittances.

3–10 working days · Scheduled Commercial Bank

Step 04

IEC — Import Export Code

Lifetime 10-digit code required for every import or export from India. ₹500 government fee.

1–3 working days · DGFT, Ministry of Commerce

Step 05

RCMC

Unlocks export incentive schemes. Issued by the council matched to your product's ITC-HS code.

3–15 working days · Export Promotion Council / Commodity Board

Step by step

Everything we handle for you

What's not in the core package

The following are commonly needed but not part of the core Registration & Licensing package. Each is available as an add-on — mention it on the inquiry form.

GST Registration — Via GSTN portal. Required for most exporters; LUT filing for zero-rated exports is a separate step.
Udyam Registration (MSME) — Free, via udyamregistration.gov.in. Unlocks MSME benefits, priority sector lending, and procurement preference.
DSC — Digital Signature Certificate — Class 3 DSC from a licensed Certifying Authority. Required for IEC and RCMC authentication in most cases.
AD Code Registration at Port — Links your bank's AD Code to each customs port where you ship. One-time per port. Required for shipping bill generation.
ICEGATE Enrolment — Customs electronic filing portal. Required for filing bills of entry and shipping bills.

Before you inquire

Helpful to have decided

Not mandatory — our CA will help you decide on any of these. But if you've already thought them through, the first call goes faster.

1

The type of legal entity you want to export under (or whether you need advice on this)

2

The product(s) you plan to export (even a broad description helps)

3

Your primary HS chapter or product category, if known

4

Your approximate launch timeline

Realistic timeline

What to expect, week by week

Day 0

Inquiry submitted

You fill the form. Our CA reviews your requirements.

Day 1

CA consultation

CA calls / emails with entity recommendation and itemised quote.

Days 2–5

Document collection

You provide the document checklist. CA prepares the filing package.

Days 5–20

Registration + PAN + Bank

Entity registered, PAN filed, bank account opened. Timelines vary by entity type and bank.

Days 20–22

IEC issued

1–3 working days from complete DGFT submission. ₹500 government fee.

Weeks 4–8

RCMC issued

3–15 working days from e-RCMC submission; council fee paid at cost.

Pricing

Transparent by default

Our fee depends on your entity type (proprietor / partnership / LLP / Pvt Ltd), the EPC you need RCMC from, and whether you need add-ons. Government fees are passed through at cost. You'll get an itemised quote within 24 hours of inquiry — no hidden charges, no surprises.

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