Directors’ KYC is a new approach initiated by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) in the year 2018 to check the existence of Directors of Company/s. This Form updates the KYC of the Directors. This Form needs to be filed every year by the Directors who have been allotted DIN by the MCA before 30th September for the previous financial year ending 31st March.
Every Director who has been allotted DIN for the first time shall file its KYC in e-form DIR-3 KYC with MCA for the ending 31st March, on or before 30th September of the next Financial Year. It is mandatory to enter your personal mobile number and personal email ID in the form DIR-3 KYC and the same has to be verified by an OTP process. Further, the mobile number and email ID must be unique such that it is not already linked with some other person in the DIN holders’ database
What is DIR-3 web services: Directors who have already filed their KYC in any Previous Financial Year, will need to perform its KYC through web services directly i.e., Director need not file e-form each year.
Director who has resigned from any Company but who did not surrender its DIN, also needs to update its KYC every year till the DIN is not surrendered.
Penalties: KYC performed after the due date i.e., after 30th September for the previous financial year, shall attract a fine of Rupees 5,000/- and also the DIN Status of Director will become “Deactivated for non-filing of DIR-3 KYC”.
Can we do DIR 3 KYC cumulatively for two years,
For example: if we haven’t done DIR 3 KYC for FY 2019-20 within due date and DIN is deactivated and late fee of Rs.5,000 also applicable and KYC was done only after the FY 2020-21, i.e. for instance done on 25th September, 2021 with the applicable late fee.
My doubt is that whether that KYC done on 25th September, 2021 is related to FY 2019-20 or for FY 2020-21 or for both the years one KYC is enough.
Kindly help me out from this doubt.
@Hemanth Kumar,
We did just for 19-20 year in July 2021 and then when we updated kyc for 20-21, it showed “KYC already upated”