A ticking time bomb of compliance. With only 18 months to fulfill your Export Obligation, proving your input-output nexus to DGFT is critical. We handle the complex mathematical audits and secure your EODC before Customs strikes.
If you fail to prove 15% Value Addition or your input wastage exceeds SION limits, you must pay duty + 15% interest from the import date.
Advance Authorisation imports are highly monitored. Unclosed files routinely trigger Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) audits.
Ignoring expiry dates guarantees your IEC will be placed in the DEL, freezing all future imports and export incentive claims.
Advance Authorisation demands mathematical precision. You must prove strict Value Addition (VA) and calculate penalties on any unutilized imported inputs.
DGFT mandates a minimum 15% Value Addition. ((FOB - CIF) / CIF) * 100.
Imported more raw material than your exported goods required as per SION? Calculate the hit.
*Calculation estimates 1 year of interest. Actual interest compounds from the date of import clearance.
We handle the entire end-to-end process, proving input-output linkages between DGFT policy and Customs enforcement.
We rigorously verify your consumption data against Standard Input Output Norms (SION) or Ad-hoc norms to ensure zero excess raw material was imported.
We compile CA certificates (Appendix 4H/4I), ANF 4F, Shipping Bills, and e-BRCs, ensuring your Value Addition mathematics are bulletproof.
We file the redemption application online via the DGFT portal, respond to technical deficiency letters, and secure the EODC.
Securing the EODC from DGFT is just step one. We register the EODC at the port to cancel the Customs Bond and BG executed at import.
Google and exporters both need a clear distinction between a license application page and a redemption page. This service is specifically for pending Advance Authorisation closure, DGFT EODC filing, and customs bond cancellation after export obligation fulfillment.
Common issues that delay EODC issuance and customs bond closure.
Yes, but the closure path depends on export obligation fulfillment, extension status, value addition, and whether DGFT has already issued a deficiency or demand. We first audit shipping bills, e-BRCs, bills of entry, and SION consumption before filing.
Common reasons include missing e-BRCs, unmatched shipping bills, incorrect FOB/CIF value addition, excess imported inputs, wrong appendix certificates, or incomplete bill of entry linkage.
No. After DGFT issues the EODC, it must be registered with the relevant customs port so the bond or LUT can be cancelled and the bank guarantee can be released.
Yes, when it covers a separate search intent: exporters who already have a license and now need redemption, EODC, bond cancellation, or bank guarantee release support.
Our commercial structure is directly tied to the work done and the liability we eliminate for your company.
Compilation of Appendix 4H/4I, ANF 4F, consumption audits, and DGFT online filing.
Billed only upon successful issuance of the Export Obligation Discharge Certificate (EODC).
Registration of EODC at the port and final cancellation of Customs Bond/Bank Guarantee.
DGFT compliance isn't for amateurs. A minor error in BRC linkage or raw material consumption data can trigger an audit that costs you millions in interest.
We audit your consumption data against strict SION norms to prevent duty clawbacks before submission.
Our 3-tier internal audit ensures your ANF 4F and shipping bills match perfectly to guarantee >15% Value Addition.
Getting the EODC is 50% of the job. We aggressively follow up at the port to release your blocked Bank Guarantees.
Unlike EPCG, Advance Authorisation requires completion within 18 months. If you are past your window and haven't filed, you are actively bleeding 15% interest.
Advance Auth closure is heavily scrutinized. A single mismatch in shipping bills, e-BRCs, or consumption certificates can derail the redemption.