Registrations & Certifications · Business Licences
Import Export Code (IEC)
Get an IEC from DGFT — mandatory to import or export goods and services.
- Timeline2-3 working days
- Documents4 items
- Process100% online
About Import Export Code (IEC)
No business can legally import or export without an Import Export Code issued by DGFT. We file the online application against your PAN and current account, and track it through to certificate issuance.
Licences are issued by different departments with different portals. We check eligibility first, so you only apply for what your business actually needs.
What you get
- Mandatory for any cross-border trade
- One-time registration, valid for life
- Required to claim export incentive schemes
Documents required
- PAN of the business
- Cancelled cheque or bank certificate
- Proof of business address
- Digital Signature Certificate
Exact requirements vary by state and entity. We confirm the final list on the first call.
How we handle it
- 1
Tell us the goal
Pick a service, or describe what you're trying to do and we'll suggest the right registration or structure.
- 2
Get a written quote
A LegalReet expert calls back, confirms scope and eligibility, and sends a fixed fee in writing.
- 3
Upload documents
Share the checklist documents over WhatsApp or email. We check every page before anything is filed.
- 4
We file and follow up
Your application is prepared, filed and chased with the department by the same expert who quoted you.
- 5
Certificate delivered
Approvals arrive digitally, along with the recurring due dates that now apply to your business.
Fees
Our professional fee for Import Export Code (IEC) starts at Rs 3,999. Government fees, stamp duty and GST depend on your state and case and are itemised in the written quote we send before work begins.
Frequently asked questions
How long does Import Export Code (IEC) take?
Typically 2-3 working days, counted from the date we receive complete documents. Department processing times can stretch this, and we keep you updated throughout.
What documents do I need for Import Export Code (IEC)?
You will usually need: PAN of the business; Cancelled cheque or bank certificate; Proof of business address; Digital Signature Certificate. We send a tailored checklist after the first call.
How much will it cost?
Our professional fee for Import Export Code (IEC) starts at Rs 3,999. Government fees, stamp duty and GST depend on your state and case and are itemised in the written quote we send before work begins.
Do I need to visit your office?
No. Documents are shared over WhatsApp or email, signatures are done with Aadhaar e-sign or a DSC where required, and approvals are delivered digitally. You are welcome to visit our Agra office if you prefer.
Who will handle my file?
A LegalReet expert from the relevant desk is assigned when you confirm, and stays your point of contact until delivery. Work is reviewed by a qualified professional before filing.
Related services
More in Business Licences
GST Registration
Register for GST to legally invoice with tax and claim input tax credit.
From ₹2,500DetailsBusiness LicencesFSSAI Food License
Get the FSSAI license or registration required to legally manufacture, sell, or store food.
From ₹2,499DetailsBusiness LicencesPF (EPF) Registration
Register for EPF once your headcount crosses the statutory threshold.
Get a quoteDetailsReady to start your Import Export Code (IEC)?
Speak to a LegalReet expert at no cost. We'll recommend the right structure, give you a realistic timeline and confirm the full fee in writing before you pay anything.