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Date:15 March 2008 |
Compiled by : Soumya Sagar Mohaptra |
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FAQ DIRECOTRS’ IDENTIFICATION NUMBER (DIN) The Concept of Directors Identification
Number has been introduced by the Companies (Amendment) Act 2006. Following
are some frequently asked questions on Director Identification Number.
Ans: Yes, as per section
253 of Companies Act, 2006, “ No company can appoint or reappoint an individual as director of the company unless he has been
allotted a Director Identification Number under section 266B” Hence, A DIN is
mandatory.
Ans: The Ministry Of
Company Affairs has its website called “MCA-21”. The
website
is providing all facilities relating to obtaining DIN. In this website there
are some procedures given as to how to get DIN online.
Ans: There are basically
four procedures for a DIN. They are as follows. Step 1- Apply for
DIN in E-Form called DIN-1 in MCA-21 Portal. You will get a Provisional DIN. System will generate a
challan. Make payment against this chalan in an authorized bank for this
application. Els, you can make credit card payment also. Step 2:- Take a
printout of the DIN-1, and attach Address proof and Identity proof for the
director. Get a self attested passport size photo attached in the form. The
proof attached is necessarily to be attested by an authorized person. Send
the Application to Ministry of Company Affairs. The address is available on
Application. Step 3:- Once, you
get approved your DIN, you have to intimate the company regarding you DIN in
form DIN-2. This form has to be physically filed with company. The Company
has to place the same on Board Meeting and it has to be accepted in the Board
vide some resolution. Step 4:- Once the
DIN-2 has been accepted by the board, the company has to inform Ministry of
Company Affairs, in Form DIN-3. This form has to be filed electronically.
Here you will need help of a Company Secretary, who will assist you in
applying his Digital Signature and getting your DIN-3, approved.
Ans: There are usually 3
forms, DIN-1, DIN-2, DIN-3. The difference is as follows. DIN-1:- This is an
application for applying a DIN. Philosophically, through this form you will
be allotted an Unique identification number by Ministry of Company Affairs. DIN-2:- Through this
form, you intimate the company about your identification number, that you got
form the Ministry of Company Affairs. This has to takeplace within one month
of your allotment of provisional DIN. DIN-3:- This form
has to be filed by company with the Ministry of Company Affairs. The purpose
is to confirm the fact that the person is in fact a director in the company
and the number allotted to the director, has been taken to the records of
company.
Ans: No, you can not have
more than one DIN. Once you have been allotted a DIN implies this is an
unique number given to your directorship. Now what all you have to do is,
inform all the companies where you are in a position of director. This has to
be done with the help of form DIN-2. Source:- Different
Law Books and MCA portal www.mca.gov.in
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