We offer specialized services for the filing of eForm DIR-3KYC, a crucial compliance requirement for directors of companies. The eForm DIR-3KYC is used to update and verify the KYC (Know Your Customer) details of directors with the Registrar of Companies (ROC). Our expert team ensures that this process is handled smoothly, accurately, and in compliance with all regulatory requirements.
1. Overview of e-Form DIR-3 KYC:
Director’s Identification Proof:
Proof of Address:
Photograph:
Digital Signature:
Details for eForm DIR-3KYC:
Declaration Form:
What is eForm DIR-3KYC?
eForm DIR-3KYC is a form required by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) for updating the Know Your Customer (KYC) details of directors with the Registrar of Companies (ROC). It includes personal information, identification proofs, and other relevant details about the directors.
Who needs to file eForm DIR-3KYC?
Every director of a company who holds a Director Identification Number (DIN) needs to file eForm DIR-3KYC annually. This requirement ensures that the directors’ KYC details are up-to-date with the ROC.
How often does eForm DIR-3KYC need to be filed?
eForm DIR-3KYC needs to be filed annually. Directors must update their KYC details every year to comply with regulatory requirements.
What is the deadline for filing eForm DIR-3KYC?
The deadline for filing eForm DIR-3KYC is typically within 30 days from the end of the financial year or as specified by the MCA. Late filing may attract penalties or other compliance issues.
What happens if the eForm DIR-3KYC is not filed on time?
Failure to file eForm DIR-3KYC on time can result in penalties for the company and the director. The ROC may impose fines, and the director's DIN could become inactive until the KYC is updated.
Can the eForm DIR-3KYC be filed manually or offline?
No, eForm DIR-3KYC must be filed electronically through the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) portal. Manual or offline submissions are not accepted.
What if there is a mistake in the eForm DIR-3KYC after submission?
If there is a mistake after submission, you may need to file a revised form or make corrections as per the MCA guidelines. It is crucial to review the form carefully before submission to minimize errors.