The DGFT Digital Signature is exclusively designed for EXIM Organizations in India that possess an IEC Code, ensuring a streamlined and secure means of communication with the DGFT website. This type of digital signature is issued solely to organizations, offering a safe, dependable, and efficient way to conduct transactions, saving valuable time and enhancing user experience. Enhance your dealings with the Directorate General of Foreign Trade by securing your DGFT Digital Signature through DSC Delhi.

What is a DGFT Digital Signature?

The Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) mandates the use of Digital Signature Certificates (DSCs) for all online document submissions on its website, underlining the essential role of DSCs in verifying document authenticity electronically. This requirement ensures that every organization engaged in export and import services possesses a DSC for conducting online transactions with the DGFT. The process includes verifying the sender's identity, the DSC's validity, and the legitimacy of the submitted documents before proceeding with the allotment of license issuance. One significant advantage for EXIM organizations submitting documents online is a 50% discount on license fees. DSCs also offer protection against fraud, such as identity theft and misuse of information. For organizations submitting documents through Custom House Agents, DSC validation is required. To obtain an Export and Import license, an organization must have a Class 3 DSC registered under the name of an authorized representative. Recognized by the legal system and the Government of India, documents signed with a DSC are deemed more authentic than those with a physical signature, aligning with the privileges provided by the Indian Information Technology Act 2000.
DSC Delhi is a rapidly elevating Digital Signature Certificate provider in Delhi & Delhi Ncr. The companies that are dealing in foreign trade and which are Export and Import Organizations (EXIM) need to apply for an online license and they can submit their application along with required documents on the DGFT Website.

Why do I need a Digital Signature Certificate?

DSC Delhi is an authorized digital signature certificate supplier. A DSC validates the online identity of the sender. It gives top-level protection for online transactions by making sure the confidentiality of the information transmitted utilizing a digital signature certificate. The DSC makes your information encrypted so that only the targeted recipient can read the document. The information that is signed digitally by you will assure the addressee that the information is not altered during the transmission and also validate your identity as the dispatcher of the message.

Documents Required For DGFT Digital Signature

For Sole Proprietorship Firm

- Adhaar Card of the Applicant
- Pan Card of the Applicant
- Photo of the Applicant
- Copy of GST Certificate
- Copy of Company Bank Statement
- Copy of IEC Certificate

For Partnership Firm

- Adhaar Card of the Applicant
- Pan Card of the Applicant
- Photo of the Applicant
- Copy of GST Certificate
- Copy of Company Bank Statement
- Copy of IEC Certificate
- Copy of Company Pan Card
- Copy of Partnership deed
- Authorized Signatory PAN Card

For Private Limited Company

- Adhaar Card of the Applicant
- Pan Card of the Applicant
- Photo of the Applicant
- Copy of GST Certificate
- Copy of Company Bank Statement
- Copy of IEC Certificate
- Copy of Company Pan Card
- Copy of Incorporation
- Authorized Signatory PAN Card

General Instructions

While submitting the DGFT digital signature application form, please follow the general instructions listed below:

Signature of the applicant should be in Blue Ink only

Signature of the applicant should be as it is in ID proof

Photo of the applicant in application form should be cross signed

All supporting documents should be attested by either of Gazetted Officer / Bank Manager / Post Master

For proof of attesting officer either one of the below is mandatory – Contact Details of Attesting Officer including the name, designation, office address and contact number. This should be as part of attestation. If provided separately, it should be attested either by Applicant or Attesting Officer. OR Self Attested copy of Organisational Identity card of attesting officer

Organizational Documents can also be attested by Authorized Signatory If Organizational Documents are attested by Authorized signatory, attested copy of the organisational ID Card of the Authorized signatory is mandatory.

Class 3 DSC