We make sure that you fill the eForm DIR-3 KYC in order to prevent the consequences.
DIN refers to the Directors Identification Number. This number is the essential part of not only registering a company, but also maintaining the owner’s status as the director of the company.
Earlier, in order to obtain DIN, only filing of the eForm DIR-e used to be sufficient. This used to be only a one time process that made it easy for the directors to be associated with more than one company.
However, as per the recent move by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) to update the data in all the registries, it has been made essential for all the directors with a DIN to file their KYC (Know Your Customer) details on an annual basis. This will be done using the DIR-3 KYC.
Consequences for not Filing Form Dir-3 KYC before Due Date
If the directors do not file the eForm within the prescribed date of 15 September 2018, then on the departments will mark the DIN as “Deactivated” on the MCA21 portal with the reason as “Non-filing of DIR-3 KYC”
Furthermore, the defaulter would also have to pay INR 5000/- if they wish to file the eForm after the prescribed date.
The process of filing the DIR3-KYC are as follows:
Note: you need either or all of these documents
DIN refers to the Directors Identification Number. This number is essential to registering a company and maintaining the owner’s status as the company’s director.
The defaulter would then have to pay a fee for filing DIR 3 KYC INR 5000/- if they wish to file the form after the due date.
Per the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) announcement, the filing of e-form DIR 3 KYC must be done by the directors who have been allotted DIN on or before 31st march 2018. Those directors with their DIN status approved would have to submit their KYC details before the date that the MCA notified them. Furthermore, this filing is also mandatory for disqualified directors as well.