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Primary Components of GST Registration
  • Authorized by Income Tax Department "e-Return Intermediary (ERI)" are entities who are authorized to e-file Income Tax Returns on behalf of taxpayers.
  • Registered with Startup India is duly certified under GOI's Startup India scheme.
  • Supported by iStart (Government of Rajasthan. Initiative for startups).
  • Supporting Government Making India Digital.
  • 40,000+ partners across India, and the number is growing every day.
  • Covering 19,000+ Pincodes Across India.
  • Assistance in e-Verification of the Filed Returns.

  • Central Goods and Services Tax (CGST): This tax is Levied by the Central Government on goods and services sold within a state. It replaces taxes like service tax and central excise.
  • State Goods and Services Tax (SGST): Charged by the State Government on the same intra-state sale. It replaces state taxes like VAT and entertainment tax.
  • Integrated Goods and Services Tax (IGST): Applied by the Central Government on inter-state sales and imports/exports. The amount is shared between Centre and the destination state.

Pricing Summary

  • Web Online CA Fee
    Rs. 1499/-
  • Complete By*
    11-Aug-2025

Documents Required for New GST Registration

  • Rent Agreement with Electricity Bill
  • NOC with Electricity Bill
  • An Applicant Photo
  • Aadhaar Card
  • PAN Card Of Firm
  • Property Tax Receipt
Updated On 08-August-2025

How to track GST application status online?

GST registration is legally required for any business in India when its turnover crosses the limit set by the Government of India. After applying for GST registration online, the next important step is to track the status of your application from time to time. This process is completely digital and applicants can do it very easily from their mobile or computer while sitting at home.

Many people do not know how to check the status of the application after submitting it. In such a situation, if you know what is the status of your GST application and if there is any error in it, then it becomes easy to correct it in time. In this article, we will know how you can check the status of GST application, what information is required and what you should do if the status is pending or rejected.

Why is it important to check GST application status?

Sometimes errors in documents, name mistakes or incomplete certificates may lead to the application getting rejected or the department asking for some additional information. If you do not check your application status, you may lose all these details, which may lead to delay in getting your GSTIN (GST Identification Number) or even cancellation of registration.

That is why it is important to keep checking your GST application status from time to time, so that any necessary updates or corrections can be done immediately.

What is ARN number and why is it important?

When you submit an application on the GST portal, immediately after submission you receive a unique number called ARN (Application Reference Number). ARN is a 15-digit alphanumeric code that identifies your application. This number helps you to know the status of your application.

The ARN number is sent you via SMS to your registered email and mobile number. If you have not yet completed the application, you get a TRN (Temporary Reference Number) using which you can re-fill the incomplete form and also check the status.

What does each application status mean?

When you check the status of your application, it shows different types of status, such as:

Pending for Processing: It means that your application has been successfully submitted and is currently under review process.

Pending for Clarification: The department has found some error or incomplete information in your application and has asked for clarification.

Approved: Your application has been approved and GST number has been allotted.

Rejected: Your application was rejected for some reason.

Track your GST application step by step

Step 1: Visit the official GST portal and navigate to the ‘Services’ section. Click on ‘Track Application Status’.

Step 2: Choose "Registration" from the Module dropdown menu.

Step 3: Enter the ARN received on your email click on Search.

Step 4: You will now see the status of your GST registration on the screen.

Note: If the registration application is withdrawn by the taxpayer, the Detailed Status will show only 2 stages.

Conclusion

It is important to keep track of your GST application status regularly. Whether you are applying for a new registration, making amendments, or following up on another request, staying updated helps avoid delays and confusion. This saves time and ensures smooth compliance. If you find this process difficult, consider taking the help of a reliable service provider to complete it efficiently.