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Gather Required Documents: This is the first step. Identify the documents you'll need for registration.
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Complete and Submit Application: Fill out the application form and submit it with all the necessary documents.
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Pay Registration Fees: Submit the required fee to complete your application.
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Download Your Certificate: Once approved, you can download your official business registration certificate.
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Every owner or employer of a shop or establishment is required to apply for registration within 30, 60, or 90 days from the date on which the establishment commences its business.
Registration under the Shop and Establishment Act entails certain obligations for employers. Here are some of the key responsibilities:
Offenses under this Act are tried by a Second-class Magistrate or above.