End-to-end support — document prep, filing, follow-up, and final delivery for all major government certifications.
The Importer Exporter Code (IEC) is the foundational registration required before any business can legally import or export from India.
DGFT notifies various restrictions, quota and conditions on imports. These may require authorization or registration before import.
Items restricted under ITC(HS) Import Policy require authorization before importation.
TRQ allows a lower tariff rate on imports of a given product up to a specified quantity.
Registration Certificate may be required under applicable foreign trade policy provisions.
DGFT notifies restrictions, quota and conditions on certain categories of exports. These may require licences or registration before export.
Certain exports may require registration or licensing before exporting.
Export of Special Chemicals, Organisms, Materials, Equipment and Technologies.
Registration certificate support for exports requiring prior registration.
Enhanced electronic Bank Realisation Certificate system based on electronic Inward Remittance Messages transmitted by banks to DGFT.
RCMC validates an exporter dealing with products registered with an authorized agency or organization.
Advance Authorisation permits duty-free import of raw materials and inputs physically incorporated into an export product.
The licence carries a corresponding export obligation that must be fulfilled within the validity period.
💡 Advance Authorisation can be combined with EPCG in many cases.
DFIA is issued on post-export basis and allows duty-free import of inputs used in manufacture of export products.
DFIA is the post-export equivalent of Advance Authorisation.
EPCG allows import of capital goods used for pre-production, production or post-production at concessional/zero customs duty subject to export obligation.
It is widely used by manufacturers to modernise production capacity and improve quality.
💡 EPCG export obligation can be front-loaded in applicable cases.
Once export obligation is fulfilled, the licence must be formally closed through an Export Obligation Discharge Certificate.
We compile shipping bill data, e-BRC records and bond/guarantee documentation to file EODC applications.
💡 Delayed EODC filing can create unnecessary compliance issues.
PRC applications seek relaxation from strict Foreign Trade Policy provisions in genuine cases of hardship.
We assist exporters in drafting and presenting PRC applications with supporting documentary evidence.
Management of certificates issued by DGFT including Identity Card, Free Sale and Commerce Certificate, End User Certificate and Status Holder Certificate.
Certificate issued to eligible Indian exporters based on export performance and prescribed conditions.
Certificate confirming that a product is freely sold in the country of origin.
Certificate used to identify the final recipient of goods in international transfers.
Certificate of Origin certifies that goods are wholly obtained, produced, manufactured or processed in a particular country.
(a) Preferential - Derived from reciprocal or non-reciprocal trade agreements and may grant preferential treatment to qualifying goods.
Requirements may include meeting rules of origin, providing prescribed certificate formats and satisfying direct transport requirements.
(b) Non-Preferential - Used where no tariff preference is provided and applicable national trade legislation requires origin certification.
Pre-Shipment Inspection covers agencies recognized to conduct inspection for import of various forms of metallic waste and scrap and issue pre-shipment inspection certificates.
