Trade licensing is a legal document that provides legitimacy to a company and gives it the ability to perform certain actions in the country in which the trade license was granted.
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Trade licensing is a legal document that provides legitimacy to a company and gives it the ability to perform certain actions in the country in which the trade license was granted.
Trade Licence is required for every business or trade to carry out the operations within the local municipality. A Trade Licence is a certificate issued by the Municipal Corporation, Permitting an applicant to carry out a particular trade or business which is indicated in its application. No other Rights are created out of the licence, Such as claim on the property, or the ability to engage in some other activity which was not specified in the application.
Documents Required For Trade License are as follows; Application in the Prescribed Format.
-Address Proof and Identity Proof – Individual.
Affidavit.
-Certificate of Incorporation/Partnership Deed.
-Cancelled Cheque and Bank Statement.
-Rental Agreement (In Case the premises are rented, otherwise, Proof of Ownership).
-Consent Letter From the owner of the place Business
-NOC from the landowning agencies
-A certified layout of your trade building showing business working areas etc.
-Sanction Plan
-Occupancy Certificate