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Applying for a PAN card online is a convenient process. Here's a detailed guide to help you through it:
1. Select the Application Type: Choose 'New PAN - Indian Citizen (Form 49A)' if you're applying for a new PAN. If you need to update details or request a reprint, select the appropriate option.
2. Visit the Official Website: You can apply through the official websites of Protean (formerly NSDL eGov) or UTITSL, which are authorized by the Government of India.
3. Fill the Application Form: Enter all the required details in the form. Make sure to read the instructions carefully before filling out the form.
4. Upload Documents: You will need to upload scanned images of your documents, including proof of identity, address, and date of birth.
5. Make Payment: The fee for applying for a PAN is ā¹91 (excluding GST) for Indian communication addresses and ā¹862 (excluding GST) for foreign addresses. Payment can be made through credit/debit card, demand draft, or net banking.
6. Submit the Form: After payment, review all the details, submit the form, and note down the acknowledgment number for future reference.
7. Send Documents: If required, send the physical copies of the documents to the address provided by the portal.
8. Track Your Application: You can track the status of your application by entering the acknowledgment number on the respective website.
For an instant e-PAN using Aadhaar, you can apply through the Income Tax Department's e-Filing portal. This process is quicker and provides you with a digital copy of your PAN.
Remember to check the latest guidelines and detailed instructions on the official websites to ensure a smooth application process.
What documents are required for a PAN card?
The documents required for a PAN card application vary depending on the type of applicant. Here's a general list of documents that individuals and Hindu Undivided Families (HUFs) in India need to provide:
For Individuals:
1. Proof of Identity (any one of the following):
- Voter ID card
- Passport
- Aadhar card
- Ration card with the applicantās photo
- Driving License
- Photo ID card issued by the Central Government, State Government, or any public sector undertaking
- Armās license
- Pensioner card with the applicantās photograph
- Certificate of identity signed by a Member of Legislative Assembly, Member of Parliament, Municipal Councillor, or a Gazetted Officer
2. Proof of Address (any one of the following):
- Electricity bill
- Landline telephone bill
- Broadband connection bill
- Water bill
- Consumer gas connection card or book or piped gas bill
- Bank account statement
- Depository account statement
- Credit card statement
- Passport
- Voter ID card
- Property registration document
3. Proof of Date of Birt (any one of the following):
- Birth certificate
- Pension payment order
- Marriage certificate
- Passport
- Matriculation certificate
- Domicile certificate issued by the government
For HUFs:
- An affidavit made by the Karta of the HUF stating the name, father's name, and address of all the coparceners on the date of the application will serve as proof of identityĀ².
Additional Notes:
- In case of a minor applicant, the parent's/guardian's proof of identity and address will be considered valid for the minor.
- For any changes or corrections in PAN details, you need to provide proof supporting the change requestedĀ¹Ā².
Make sure to provide self-attested copies of these documents when submitting your PAN application. It's important to check the latest guidelines on the official websites as the requirements may change over time.
How long does it take to get a PAN card online?
The time it takes to receive a PAN card after applying online can vary:
- Instant e-PAN: If you apply for an instant e-PAN through the Income Tax Department's e-filing portal, you can get a PAN number almost immediatelyĀ³.
- Standard Processing: For the standard online application, it typically takes about 2 weeks or longer to receive your PAN card.
- Fast-Track Process: There is also a fast-track process available through the official NSDL website, which promises to deliver the PAN card within 48 hours after successful verification and processing of the applicationĀ¹.
Please note that these time frames are indicative and can change based on the volume of applications and other factors. It's always a good idea to track your application using the acknowledgment number provided to stay updated on the statusĀ¹Ā²Ā³.
Can I apply for a duplicate PAN card if I lost mine?
Yes, you can apply for a duplicate PAN card if you have lost yours. Here's how you can apply for a reprint of your PAN card online:
1. Visit the TIN-NSDL or Protean Website: Go to the TIN-NSDL website or the Protean (formerly NSDL e-Governance Infrastructure Limited) portalĀ¹.
2. Navigate to the 'Reprint of PAN Card' Service: Look for the option 'Reprint of PAN Card' or 'Request for Reprint of PAN Card' and click on 'Apply'.
3. Fill in the Application Form: The online application form will appear. Fill in all the required details, including your PAN, Aadhaar number (for individuals), and date of birth.
4. Authenticate via Aadhaar: If you choose Aadhaar-based authentication, you will need to authenticate it through OTP or Biometric to proceed with the application.
5. Payment: There are charges for reprinting the PAN card:
- For dispatch within India: ā¹50.00 (inclusive of taxes)
- For dispatch outside India: ā¹959.00 (inclusive of taxes)
6. Submit the Form: Complete all the mandatory fields and submit the form. You will receive an acknowledgment number for tracking the application.
7. Dispatch of PAN Card: The PAN card will be dispatched to the communication address as per the latest details available with the Income Tax Department.
Make sure to keep the acknowledgment number handy to track the status of your duplicate PAN card application. It's also advisable to check the official website for any updates or changes to the process.
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