The first step is to visit the Digital India Portal’s official website. This is the website where you can access various services related to your PAN card. After reaching the website, find the PAN section. This is typically found in the menu or as a separate option on the homepage. Click on the PAN tab to proceed to the PAN-related services. Locate the UTI PAN section, then you can choose to apply for a physical PAN card and an e-PAN card, or only an e-PAN card.

The e-PAN card is a valid electronic mode document bearing your permanent account number (PAN). You will need to fill out the online application form, upload the required documents, pay the applicable fees, and submit your application.

After submitting the required details, the website will verify your information and provide you with the status of your PAN card. If your PAN card is ready for download, you will be directed to a page where you can access the download link. Third, you need to download your e-PAN card from Digital India Portals.

This facility is available only for the users who have applied for a fresh PAN card or applied for a change/correction in their PAN card with Digital India Portal, and who have registered a valid and active mobile number or email with their PAN record with the Income Tax Department.

You will need to enter your PAN number, date of birth/incorporation, and GSTIN (optional) to download your e-PAN card. You will also need to enter the OTP sent to your registered mobile number or email to verify your identity. You will then be able to download your e-PAN card in PDF format. You can save it on your device or print it for your reference.

You can track the status of your PAN card application through our Digita India Portal website. You can enter your application coupon number or your PAN number to check the status of your application. You will be able to see the current stage of your application, such as under process, dispatched, or delivered. You will also be able to see the expected date of delivery of your PAN card.

To download an NSDL PAN card, you can follow these steps:

The first step is to go to the Digital India Portal website. After visiting our websites, find the NSDL PAN section which is usually on the homepage or within the menu page. Click on the NSDL PAN tab for further process.

Once you click on the NSDL PAN, you will be prompted to download option, click on the Download e-PAN card under the Services tab. This will take you to a new page where you will need to enter some details. These details include your Acknowledgement Number and your date of birth. If required, you may also need to enter your GSTIN number.

Once you have entered your PAN number and date of birth, click on the Submit button. This will take you to a new page where you will be able to download your e-PAN card. If your PAN card has been allotted in the last 30 days, you will be able to download it for free. If your PAN card was allotted more than 30 days ago, you will need to pay a fee of Rs. 8.26 (inclusive of taxes) to download it.

To download your e-PAN card, click on the Download PDF button. This will open your e-PAN card in a new tab. You can then save it to your computer or print it out. Your e-PAN card is a valid document for all purposes where a physical PAN card is required. You can use your e-PAN card to open a bank account, file your income tax returns, and apply for loans, among other things.

Conclusion

As we all know, acquiring a UTI PAN card is effortlessly achieved through user-friendly steps on the Digital India Portal and Digital Seva Portal, embodying the principles of a technologically advanced nation.

Navigating these platforms ensures a seamless and efficient download process, promoting accessibility for all. Embracing the Digital India initiative, individuals contribute to the transformative vision of a digitally inclusive society. Digital Seva Portal not only simplify the user experience but also exemplify the government’s commitment to providing essential services through digital means. By adopting these easy steps, citizens actively participate in the realization of a more connected and technologically empowered India.