The Udyog Aadhar (now known as Udyam Registration) process is an online procedure for registering a small or medium-sized enterprise (SME) in India. As of my last update, you can complete the Udyam Registration process through a web browser on a computer or mobile device. Here’s a general guide to help you with the process on a mobile device
Udyam Registration Process on Mobile
- Access the Portal:
- Open your mobile web browser.
- Go to the official Udyam Registration portal
- Register/Login:
- If you are a new user, select the option for new registration.
- If you already have an account, log in with your credentials.
- Fill in the Details:
- Aadhaar Number: Enter the Aadhaar number of the business owner or authorized signatory.
- Name of the Enterprise: Provide the legal name of your business.
- Type of Organization: Choose the type of business entity (e.g., Proprietorship, Partnership, Private Limited, etc.).
- PAN Details: Enter the PAN of the enterprise.
- Business Address: Provide the complete address of the business.
- Bank Account Details: Enter the details of the business bank account.
- Business Details:
- Nature of Business: Specify the primary activities of your business.
- Investment Details: Fill in details about the investment in plant and machinery (for manufacturing) or equipment (for services).
- Validate and Submit:
- Review the details entered to ensure accuracy.
- Submit the form. An OTP (One-Time Password) will be sent to your Aadhaar-linked mobile number for verification.
- Receive Udyam Registration Number:
- After successful submission and verification, you will receive a Udyam Registration Number and a certificate. This certificate can be downloaded directly from the portal.
Tips for Using Mobile:
- Ensure Stable Internet Connection: A stable connection is crucial for avoiding disruptions during the registration process.
- Use Updated Browser: Make sure your mobile browser is up-to-date to ensure compatibility with the portal.
- Fill Carefully: Double-check all details before submission to avoid errors that might delay the process.
