ENR-03 form is used by unregistered dealers to enroll in the e-Way Bill system. This allows them to generate e-Way Bills for the movement of goods without having a GST registration. The e-Way Bill system, implemented under the Goods and Services Tax (GST) regime, mandates the generation of electronic documents for the movement of goods exceeding a specified value. While GST-registered businesses are well-acquainted with the process, unregistered dealers also need to generate e-Way Bills in certain situations.
Step-by-step guide on how to file ENR-03 form:
Step 1: Access the E-Way Bill portal
- Go to the E-Way Bill portal: https://ewaybill.nic.in/
- Click on the “Registration” tab in the main menu.
- Select “ENR-03 for Unregistered Person” from the dropdown menu.
Step 2: Fill out the ENR-03 form
- Select your State.
- Enter your Permanent Account Number (PAN) details.
- Choose the type of enrollment (Supplier, Recipient, or Transporter).
- Provide your address and contact information.
- Enter your mobile number, which will be verified via OTP.
Step 3: Create login credentials
- Create a username and password.
- Ensure the username is available.
- Choose a strong password.
Step 4: Submit the form
- After filling out all the necessary details, click on the “Submit” button.
- Once your details are successfully submitted, the system will generate a 15-character Enrollment ID.
- This Enrollment ID will serve as a substitute for the GSTIN.
- You will receive an acknowledgment once the process is complete, confirming your enrollment.
Step 5: Generate e-Way Bill
- Now that you have the Enrollment ID, you can log in to the
E-Way Bill portal using the credentials you just created.
Unregistered dealers can easily enroll on the e-Way Bill portal using the ENR-03 form and generate e-Way Bills for the seamless movement of goods.
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