Digital Signatures
Which DSC you need for statutory filings
GST, income tax, MCA and ROC, EPFO and ESIC, trademark. Which certificate each portal accepts, whose name it has to be in, and what you send us to get it issued.
Statutory filings
Class 3 Signature — Individual
- In whose name
- The authorised signatory, in their own name
- Covers
- GST, Income Tax, MCA and ROC, EPFO and ESIC, Trademark, IEC
- Validity
- 1 year · 2 years · 3 years
- Professional fees
- On request
Documents Required
2 documents
- PAN card
- Aadhaar card
- Email address
- Active mobile number linked with Aadhaar
Before you apply
Every digital signature certificate needs a short video verification before it can be issued. You record it yourself, from your own phone or laptop — it takes two to three minutes.
How to record it
- 1.Log in and open Record Video.
- 2.Read the text on your screen out loud, including your verification code.
- 3.Organisation and foreign DSC: hold up each document you uploaded, one at a time, so it is clearly readable on camera.
- 4.Submit.
The text on screen reads something close to this:
“My name is Narendra. My video verification code is 123. I have applied for Digital Signature.”
Read the version shown on your own screen — your name, your code. Don't recite the example above.
Before you press record
Sit somewhere quiet with steady light on your face. The audio is checked as carefully as the video, so a fan, a TV or traffic behind you is enough to fail a recording.
Why videos get rejected
- Face not fully in frame, or too dark to make out
- Speech unclear, too quiet, or drowned out by background noise
- People or movement behind you
- Documents held too close, too far, or out of focus to read
A rejected video means recording again and waiting for the second one to be reviewed, so it is worth two quiet minutes the first time.
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