I would like to know how to change the company address online in the Shop & Establishment Act (KERALA) or what is the procedure to change the address.
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Changing the company address online under the Shops & Establishments Act in Kerala involves a few steps. Please follow the instructions below:
Step 1: Preparation of Documents
- You should prepare all necessary documents, including proof of the new address (like a rental agreement or property tax receipt).
Step 2: Visit the Kerala Government's Labour Department Website
- Visit the official website of the Department of Labour, Government of Kerala. You can find it at https://keralalabour.kerala.gov.in.
Step 3: Login to the Portal
- If you have an existing account, log in using your credentials. If you do not have an account, you will need to create one.
Step 4: Navigate to the 'Change of Address' Section
- Once logged in, navigate to the 'Change of Address' section under the Shops and Establishments Act services.
Step 5: Fill in the Required Information
- Fill in the required information, including old and new address details.
Step 6: Upload the Necessary Documents
- Upload scanned copies of your proof of new address and any other required documents.
Step 7: Submit the Form
- After filling in all the details and uploading the necessary documents, submit the form.
Step 8: Pay Any Applicable Fees
- If there are any fees associated with changing your company address, you will be directed to a payment gateway. Make the payment to complete the process.
Please note that the actual process may vary slightly depending on updates to the website or changes in the process by the Department of Labour. If you face any issues, it's recommended to contact the Department of Labour, Government of Kerala directly or seek help from a legal professional. Remember to keep copies of any receipts or confirmation messages you receive during this process for future reference.
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59Step 1: Preparation of Documents
- You should prepare all necessary documents, including proof of the new address (like a rental agreement or property tax receipt).
Step 2: Visit the Kerala Government's Labour Department Website
- Visit the official website of the Department of Labour, Government of Kerala. You can find it at https://keralalabour.kerala.gov.in.
Step 3: Login to the Portal
- If you have an existing account, log in using your credentials. If you do not have an account, you will need to create one.
Step 4: Navigate to the 'Change of Address' Section
- Once logged in, navigate to the 'Change of Address' section under the Shops and Establishments Act services.
Step 5: Fill in the Required Information
- Fill in the required information, including old and new address details.
Step 6: Upload the Necessary Documents
- Upload scanned copies of your proof of new address and any other required documents.
Step 7: Submit the Form
- After filling in all the details and uploading the necessary documents, submit the form.
Step 8: Pay Any Applicable Fees
- If there are any fees associated with changing your company address, you will be directed to a payment gateway. Make the payment to complete the process.
Please note that the actual process may vary slightly depending on updates to the website or changes in the process by the Department of Labour. If you face any issues, it's recommended to contact the Department of Labour, Government of Kerala directly or seek help from a legal professional. Remember to keep copies of any receipts or confirmation messages you receive during this process for future reference.
From India, Gurugram
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