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	How to Register an SSI Unit ? The registration is done in two steps, Provisional and Permanent registration - (i)Separate forms have been prescribed for provisional and permanent registration. (ii) (a) Provisional Registration - It is envisaged that the application forms for provisional registration will be filled in duplicate. One copy, duly endorsed, will be given to the applicant. The other copy will be retained by the District Industries Centre/Registering Authority for record.
(b) Permanent RegistrationThe form for permanent registration is to be filled in triplicate. One copy, duly endorsed, will be given to applicant. The second copy will be retained by the DIC/Registering. Authority for record and the third copy will be forwarded to the Director of Industries to facilitate consolidated record maintenance in computerised environment.
(iii) Both forms have been designed to allow for computerisation and generation of reports thereof. The codes are to be filled in by the officers of the Registering Authorities. (iv) The filled-in application form, duly endorsed, in case of both provisional and permanent registration is a part of the, Registration Certificate. Units are therefore advised to retain the. whole form along with the certification to constitute the Registration Certificate. (v) The status of the unit in terms of various categories is to be stipulated in the spaces provided. In case of tiny enterprises, validation of the unit as a tiny enterprise will have to be done at the end of every 5 years as per existing procedure. In case of other categories including ancillary industrial undertakings the certificate is issued in perpetuity.
(vi) It has been decided that the Registering Authority will carry out annual visits of all small scale units within their jurisdiction with investment in plant and machinery of more than Rs. 40 lakhs on cent percent basis. This annual survey will be ensured by the registering authority. After the visit, the registering authority would advise the unit to obtain, if required, endorsement in respect of changes in plant and machinery or change in location or constitution of the unit.
	If during such annual visit it is found that a particular unit has crossed the prescribed investment limit, the registering authority will take immediate action to de-register the unit and advise it to obtain industrial licence in case they are manufacturing reserved items or to file an Industrial Entrepreneurs Memorandum (IEM) with the Secretariat of Industrial Approvals, Ministry of Industry, Government of India, Udyog Bhavan, New Delhi 110011 in case they manufacture non-reserved items. (vii) No affidavit is envisaged to be submitted by the unit while applying for provisional registration. However, in case of application for permanent registration, applicant will enclose an affidavit as per the format enclosed along with the application form.

(viii) The certificate of registration is valid for the items of manufacture/activity indicated in the form as well as for any other item/activity that may be undertaken by the unit in addition.

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