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Directors are required to undergo KYC, which is a mandatory process under the Companies Act, 2013. This implies that all directors possessing a Director Identification Number (DIN) must verify themselves through the MCA (Ministry of Corporate Affairs) portal. This verification verifies the correctness and timeliness of the director’s details, such as his name, address, and contact information.
Every director who has been allotted a DIN on or before the end of a financial year and whose DIN status is “Approved” must file Form DIR-3 KYC before September 30 of the following financial year.
If the KYC is not completed within the deadline, the DIN will be deactivated, and the director will be unable to file forms or perform official duties until compliance is restored.
Failure to complete KYC leads to:
Step-by-Step Process for Filing DIR-3 KYC (First-Time Users)
If you don’t submit the required forms by the deadline, you’ll face penalties:
Late Fee:
You’ll have to pay INR 100 for each day you delay filing.
On the Company:
INR 1,000 per day, subject to a maximum of INR 10 Lakhs.
On Every Officer in Default:
INR 1 Lakh, plus INR 100 per day of delay, subject to a maximum of INR 5 Lakhs.
If the director has already completed DIR-3 KYC, they can simply complete WEB-Based Director’s KYC by:
The DIR-3 KYC must be filed by September 30 of each fiscal year.
You won't be able to file paperwork or do business when your DIN is cancelled.
Yes, the DIN can be revived by submitting the DIR-3 KYC form and paying a penalty.
Yes, KYC compliance is required for all directors with an authorised DIN.
Your contact information can be updated when completing DIR-3 KYC, yes.