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Before discussing the DIR-6, let’s see why we have to apply for this form. According to Section 153 of the Companies Act 2013, a person who wants to become the Director of a Company or Partner of an LLP Registration has to file a DIR-3 Form. This is the prescribed Form for applying for allotment of DIN (Director Identification Number) and DPIN (Designated Partner Identification Number). It is applied to the Central Government along with fees as applicable.
In the DIR-3 Form, the person is required to give information such as Name, Date of Birth, PAN No, Permanent and Correspondence Address, mobile no., e-mail id, residential status, the area of occupation, gender, etc.
Generally speaking, this information is bound to change over time. And, the Government must be informed about any changes in the information. To apply for changes in any of the particulars of DIN/DPIN, the stipulated eForm to be downloaded and filed is DIR-6.
As per ROC (Registrar of Companies) compliances, a Director with an approved DIN or DPIN is required to intimate the MCA (Ministry of Corporate Affairs) in case of any changes in his details as stated in eForm DIR-3/Old form DIN1 within 30 days of any such change.
As per Rule 12(1) of the Companies Appointment and Qualifications Rules, 2014, the person who has been allotted a DIN under these rules, must update the Central Government for any changes in his/her particulars that were filed earlier in Form DIR-3.
The changes may be in the:
Rule 12(1):
This Form has to be filed with the Central Government within 30 days of such change.
Procedure for filing the Form DIR-6 and updating the Government of change in the particulars of the Directors is:
There are some mandatory supporting documents required while applying for changes. The documents are:
> For Indian Nationals, Income-tax PAN and Aadhaar card are necessary as ID Proof.
> For Foreign Nationals, the passport is compulsory for ID Proof.
For Address proof, you can attach Bank Statements, Electricity bills, Mobile bills or other utility bills, etc.
> For Indian Resident, address proof should not be older than 2 months from the date of filing of the form.
> For a Foreign Director, address proof should not be older than 1 year from the date of filing of the form.
If the proof is in other languages than Hindi and English, then it should be translated in Hindi/English from a professional translator. And his/her details with seal must be there.
On the filing of DIR-6, an SRN gets generated. With this, the user can track the progress of the request.
If no duplicate is identified and the details match the database, an approval mail is sent to the registered email of the applicant and the user who has uploaded the eForm.
In case any discrepancies are found in the supporting documents, etc., a verification is done by the MCA. And, with its results, the application may get approved or rejected. The applicant and the user are updated on the status by email.
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