GST
No action by officer on amendment
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Facts
No. If the officer does not act within 15 working days of your application, the amendment is treated as approved. The same applies 7 working days after your reply to a query.
Provisions and law
- Rule 19(2) to 19(5), CGST Rules 2017Officer may raise a query in REG-03 within 15 working days, reply in REG-04 within 7 working days, rejection in REG-05, deemed approval if the officer does not act in time
Analysis
Rule 19 provides deemed approval when the officer takes no action within the time limit. Count working days, not calendar days, and leave out public holidays. Example: filed on 1 October, the 15 working days end around 23 October depending on holidays; after that the portal should show the change as approved. If it still shows pending, raise a grievance on the portal and write to the jurisdictional office.
Conclusion
- Count 15 working days from the ARN date.
- Check the application status under Services, Registration, Track Application Status.
- Download the amended certificate if the change shows as approved.
- If still pending, raise a grievance on the GST portal with the ARN.
- Write to the jurisdictional officer with the ARN and filing date.
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