GST DAILY- 27 : When New Registration application has been rejected & Reason for Rejection not know

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When New Registration application has been rejected & Reason for Rejection not know

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The application may have been rejected from the end of the Jurisdictional Officer due to certain inconsistencies in the details furnished while applying for the new registration. In order to seek clarification regarding the rejection of the submitted application for new registration

  • kindly follow the below mentioned steps Log-in with – TRN > Services > User services > View Notices and orders
  • If you are unable to view the rejection reason, please contact your Jurisdictional officer. System offers an option to search the details of Jurisdictional Officer using the path specified below:

Dash board> Services> User Services > Contact

Further, you can also file another application for new registration in order to make the desired changes in the registration details.

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