DGFT enables online submission of merchandise exports application
Updated: Jun 19, 2015 03:41:37pm
New Delhi, June 19 (KNN) Moving towards paperless submission and processing of various applications under Foreign Trade Policy (FTP), government has launched the beta version of online ANF 3A Application form for Merchandise Exports from India Scheme (MEIS), with facility to upload the supporting documents.
“Trade is informed that a Beta version of online ANF 3A has now been released and it is now possible to not only apply online for claiming rewards under MEIS but also to upload the required supporting documents using digital signatures of the applicant,” Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) said in a notification.
As a result, henceforth, in case the applicant submits the supporting documents online, along with the application, submission of physical copies of documents (other than ‘Proof of Landing’ and shipping Bills in case of exports made from Non EDI ports) would no longer be required.
All IEC holders/applicants are encouraged to submit/upload the documents (including ‘Proof of Landing’) online using digital signatures. In case of documents submitted online, the concerned RA shall not insist on physical copies of such uploaded documents, DGFT said. (KNN Bureau)
“Trade is informed that a Beta version of online ANF 3A has now been released and it is now possible to not only apply online for claiming rewards under MEIS but also to upload the required supporting documents using digital signatures of the applicant,” Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) said in a notification.
As a result, henceforth, in case the applicant submits the supporting documents online, along with the application, submission of physical copies of documents (other than ‘Proof of Landing’ and shipping Bills in case of exports made from Non EDI ports) would no longer be required.
All IEC holders/applicants are encouraged to submit/upload the documents (including ‘Proof of Landing’) online using digital signatures. In case of documents submitted online, the concerned RA shall not insist on physical copies of such uploaded documents, DGFT said. (KNN Bureau)
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