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The first thing you should do when starting a business as an MSME is to register it through the Udyam Registration Portal. This will allow your MSME to receive official recognition. However, when filling out the Udyam registration form, MSME owners often make small mistakes that can cause them a great deal of anxiety, such as typing the wrong Aadhaar number, misspelling the company name, or providing false investment information. You can correct these mistakes, which is good news. We'll learn how to identify and correct Udyam registration errors in this post, as well as how to avoid making the same mistakes again.
The government grants MSMEs recognition through Udyam Registration. It makes government programs, loans, tenders, and subsidies more accessible to small and medium-sized enterprises. The process is online and simple—but a single mistake in your form can cause issues later.
For example, incorrect details may lead to:
Rejection of your application
Problems while availing of government benefits
Difficulty in updating your Udyam certificate
That’s why correcting your Udyam details is very important.
Before we learn how to correct mistakes in Udyam registration, let us first understand the common errors that occur during registration.
Many entrepreneurs type incorrect Aadhaar or PAN numbers or mismatch details between the two.
Even a small spelling mistake, such as writing "o" instead of "a," creates a record of the mismatch in the government database.
Selecting the wrong business category or NIC code may lead to improper classification.
Misreporting these details can affect your MSME category (Micro, Small, or Medium).
If your contact information is wrong, you won’t receive your Udyam Certificate or important updates.
Duplication occurs when users decide to go back and complete a new registration rather than updating their previous one. You can easily fix it, so don't worry if the information above sounds familiar.
Here are some tried and tested expert tips to help you correct your Udyam Registration application easily and effectively.
First of all, search for the Udyam Registration Portal on Google and go to its authentic website only. After that, you can choose to download the Udyam Certificate. You can then download your certificate and confirm that all of your information matches that on your official documents, including your name, address, PAN, business type, and Aadhar details. The first step is to recognize your mistakes.
The government allows registered MSMEs to update their details online.
Here’s how:
Visit the Udyam Registration website.
Click on “Update Udyam Registration.”
Enter your Udyam registration number and the same mobile number that you provided during registration.
Verify with OTP.
Make necessary corrections and submit.
This is the safest and fastest way to fix errors in your registration.
Before making corrections, gather these documents to avoid further mistakes:
Aadhaar card of the business owner
PAN card of the enterprise
Updated business address proof
GST certificate (if applicable)
Latest turnover or investment proof
Having the document on hand guarantees that any edits you make are precise and free of errors.
Make sure your Aadhaar and PAN are properly linked. If not, it can cause verification failure during corrections.
You can check and link them easily through the Income Tax e-filing website. This step saves a lot of time and prevents rejection during the update process.
The NIC code defines your business activity. Many MSMEs select an incorrect one without realizing its importance.
Before updating, verify your NIC code based on your business operations using the official list available on the Udyam portal.
Correct NIC codes ensure your enterprise is categorized under the right industry.
If you already have a valid Udyam registration number, never reapply. Correct any errors in your certificate. Duplicate registrations can create confusion and cancellation issues.
Instead, always use the “Update Udyam Details” option on the official site.
To fix this problem, take the actions listed below if you're updating your Udyam Registration Certificate and aren't getting an OTP:
Always use an active mobile number and link it to your Aadhaar.
You can use any browser other than Google and clear your browser's data.
Wait a while before requesting a new OTP.
If this issue persists, you can call or email Udyam Helpline support for assistance.
After submitting the correction, download and save your updated Udyam Certificate.
Keep both your old and new certificates for record purposes.
This will help you verify all the details later when you apply for a loan, tender, or government scheme.
If your update request fails or you are unable to correct any details online, you will also receive official support. You simply need to visit the Udyam registration portal and click on the contact option.
Enter your Udyam registration number, registered mobile number, and any issues you are facing. The support team will contact you.
You can avoid future mistakes while doing any Udyam registration by following the steps given below:
Always double-check before submitting your Udyam registration form.
Use documents with the latest updated information.
Keep your Aadhaar and PAN consistently linked.
Save your Udyam login details safely.
Update your registration whenever there’s a change in turnover, investment, or address.
You Can Apply for Udyam Re-Registration Through Udyam Portal
You might think that correcting mistakes is very complicated, but in reality, it is not so at all. If you know the right approach or keep checking carefully, then you can correct all the errors related to your MSME registration and keep your MSME registration accurate and valid.
Therefore, take some time to verify your details and keep them updated. This small effort can bring huge benefits for you.
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