MCA Deploys the ‘Change Request Form’ on MCA-21 for the Convenience of Users of MCA-21 Services
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General Circular No. 02/2024; Dated: 19.02.2024
MCA has provided for deployment and usage of the ‘Change Request Form’ (CRF) on MCA-21. Stakeholders are informed that CRF has been made available on the V3 portal for the convenience of users of MCA-21 services. This web-based Form is to be used only under exceptional circumstances, for making a request to ROC, for purposes which cannot be catered through any existing form or services or functionality available either at Front Office level (users of MCA-21 services) or Back Office level (RoCs).
Further, this Form primarily is intended to be used for purposes like Master Data correction and to comply with certain directions of Courts/Tribunals, which ordinarily cannot be complied with through existing functionality of forms or services on the MCA-21 system.
Also, the Form must be processed by RoCs within 03 days of its filing, after which it should be forwarded to the Joint Director (e-governance cell), who shall process and decide the matter within a maximum time of 07 days.
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