INTRODUCTION (Make in India Certificate)

Making in India: India is the fastest-growing country with tremendous potential and demographic dividends, but its resources are not fully
utilized. India’s Prime Minister introduced the “MAKE IN INDIA” initiative to make Indian resources fully available. Making in India has played an important role in the nation’s economic development. To make India a global hub for manufacturing, foreign investors were encouraged to invest in India through this campaign.

India ranked 63rd out of 190 countries in the World Bank publication “Ease of Doing Business” in 2019. As a result, Indian states are competing against each other to improve their ranks on the ease of doing business index. In the Make in India initiative, there are 98 points to be completed in an action plan for business reform. As of today, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Haryana, Odisha, Chhattisgarh, and West Bengal are the top six states, each with 44.35 percent of the votes.

MAKE IN INDIA: WHAT IS IT?

The Make in India initiative, launched on September 25, 2014, aims to facilitate investment, foster innovation, develop best-in-class manufacturing infrastructure, simplify business, and enhance skills. A major ‘Vocal for Local’ initiative in India, Make in India (MII) introduced the world to India’s manufacturing sector. India’s “Make in India” initiative focuses on four pillars that are designed to boost entrepreneurship, not only in manufacturing, but in all areas. Make in India focuses on four pillars: New Processes, New Infrastructure, New Sectors, and New Mindsets.

MAKE IN INDIA CERTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS

·  Certificate of Incorporation

·  Copy of Pan Card

·  ID Proof

·  Proof of address

·  Director’s Details

·  DIN (Direct Identification Number)

·   Certificate of Digital Signature

·   The latest bank statement or mobile bill

·    Photocopies of passport-sized photos

·     Use of the Make in India logo

·     Details of patents and trademarks (optional)

INDIA’S START-UP COMPANY REGISTRATION PROCESS

We will discuss the registration process for Start-Up Businesses in India in this section. To start a business in India, we assist domestic and
foreign companies with the following steps:

1.       Company Incorporation – The process of incorporation is similar whether the company is a private limited, partnership firm, or limited liability partnership.

2.       Submit Online Application – Once you’ve selected the type of company, you need to submit the online application. An email confirmation with a payment reference number will be sent to you.

3.       OR 

4.      Startup India – The business is registered as a start-up and the registration process is online. Applicants create a profile on the website, and after that, they can apply for acceleration programs, mentorship programs, and other challenges, as well as access to resources like learning and development programs, government schemes, state policies for startups.

5.       Registrar – Request a reservation from the Companies Commission for the proposed company name. With the authorized name and supporting documents, the company application will be filed for registration.

6.       Certificate of registration – Registration certificates are mailed. The link below provides access to company registration documents.

“MAKE IN INDIA” LOGO PERMISSION PROCESS

Please submit your request to the Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion. In order to be approved by DPIIT’s (Secretary) JS (Joint
Secretary), they would have to first be approved by the DPIIT’s (Secretary) External Affairs Division.

A request for the use of the “Make in India” emblem in Events, Publications, Websites or Portals, Electronic Programs, or other
purposes may require additional information, if the Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion deems it necessary.

A request for the use of the logo on electronic media must be submitted at least 30 days in advance to the DPIIT. Along with the request, the following information must be provided:

  ·   Program nature.

 ·   A profile or track record of the game’s producers.

        ·   Audience target.

         ·   A specific focus on manufacturing-related content in the program.

WHAT IS THE REGISTRATION PROCESS FOR MAKE IN INDIA (MII)?

The Make in India initiative (MII) was launched on September 25, 2014, with the purpose of facilitating investment, fostering innovation, building
best-in-class manufacturing infrastructure, and enhancing skill development.

The Make in India initiative involves a number of governmental ministries and departments, as well as state governments at times, in investment promotion activities. The initiative ‘Make In India’ does not provide for company registration.

It is possible to self-certify local content. It is also possible to use the “make in India” logo. Permission is granted by the Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion to use the “Make in India” logo. Getting permission to use the “Make in India” logo is described above. For permission to use the “Make in India” logo, one must submit a Make in India Registration certificate to the DIPP in the prescribed format. Using the ‘Make in India’ logo without DIPP’s permission is strictly prohibited.

MII Certificate (Make In India Certificate)

To encourage Make In India, the DPIIT’s public procurement (preference to make in India) orders 2017 were issued. A preamble in this order states that the
government of India’s policy is to encourage the make in India program and to increase employment and income by manufacturing and producing goods in India.

The order defines a class-I local supplier as one whose goods, services, or works meet at least 50% of the local content requirement. When tendering, bidding, or soliciting, the local supplier must provide “self-certification of local content.” This is a self-declaration that guarantees local content at a
certain percentage. MII Certificate, also known as the Make in India Certificate. 

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQ) 

      Do you know how to get a Make in India certificate?

      It is permissible to use the “Make in India” logo with the permission of the Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion. Permission to use the “Make in India” logo must be requested from the DIPP in the prescribed format. ‘Make in India’ does not provide for registration of companies.

      Can you tell me who issues “Make in India” certificates?

      It is permissible to use the “Make in India” logo with the permission of the Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion. In order to use the “Make in India” logo, a person must simply submit an application to the DIPP in the prescribed format. DPIIT prohibits the use of the ‘Make in India’ logo without permission.