An Overview of NSIC Registration in India
NSIC is an enterprise of the Government of India which stands for National Small Industries Corporation. The main objective of establishing NSIC is to promote the products of micro and small enterprises.
The main pursuit of NSIC is to aid, promote, and foster the development of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises in India by operating several schemes such as:
- Single Point Registration Scheme
- Performance and Credit Rating Scheme
- Consortia & Tender Marketing Scheme
- Raw Material Assistance
- National Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe Hub
- Marketing Intelligence Services, etc.
The NSIC envisions becoming the leading organization to support and promote Indian MSMEs by offering them technological, marketing, financial, and other allied services.
What are the documents required for obtaining NSIC Registration in India?
If you are eligible for getting registering your business under NSIC, then you need to prepare and submit the following documents to the concerned authority:
- Particulars of plant & machinery such as the date of purchase, the original value of the asset, etc.
- Company's Certificate of Incorporation
- MOA and AOA of the company
- Ownership Documents that must be self-attested
- Declaration from the Director or Proprietor that they do not have any connection with the large-scale unit
- Banker's Report related to the financial status of the applicant
- List of the raw material and finished goods
- Copy of the Pan Card
- Audited Balance Sheet, Trading Account, P&L
- List of cities or places where the services must be available
- Items for which registration is available.
- Copy of BIS (Bureau of Indian Standards) License, if applicable
- Copy of ISO 9000 (which is optional)
- Form 'A' obtained from the Registrar of Firms showing the partners' names
- Test report from Independent lab, as applicable.
- Other documents, as requested by the authority.
