The due date for filing DIR-3 KYC is generally 30th September of every year
Director Identification Number (DIN) is crucial for individuals aspiring to be directors or those already serving as directors of a company. The process of obtaining DIN used to involve a one-time application through Form DIR-3. However, the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) has introduced an annual KYC filing requirement for all DIN holders through Form DIR-3 KYC.
The due date for filing DIR-3 KYC is generally 30th September of every year
If a director fails to file DIR-3 KYC, they may face penalties and their Director Identification Number (DIN) can be deactivated. If a DIN is deactivated, the individual cannot act as a director in any company until the KYC process is completed.
Yes, it can still be filed after the due date, but a late fee of Rs 5000 will be imposed
DIR-3 KYC is filed through the MCA portal by submitting the Form DIR-3 KYC. The form is available on the official Ministry of Corporate Affairs website.The process requires the director to authenticate the form using their Digital Signature Certificate (DSC)
No, a Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) is mandatory to file DIR-3 KYC. It ensures the authenticity and security of the filing process.
Yes, DIR-3 KYC applies to all directors who hold an active Director Identification Number (DIN). This includes directors of both private and public companies.