MCA Update - FAQ

 *📔💡MCA Update - FAQ*


*Question: I am not able to submit my Form 11 LLP as the system is showing error “The revised filing of annual return is allowed only once for a financial year”. What should I do?*


*💡Suggested resolution*


If a user has Form 11 LLP for a particular financial year in his “My Application” tab in any of the following states, the system will show error if a fresh Form 11 LLP is attempted to be filed by the user for the same financial year:


1) Approved: This means the user has already filed Form 11 LLP for the same financial year and the same has been approved. 


2) Pending for DSC Upload and Payment: This means that the final PDF of the web form has been generated and thereby SRN has been generated for the form. The user is now required to affix the requisite DSCs on the form and upload them and make payment. 


3) Pending for Payment: This means that the DSC affixed PDF form has been uploaded by the user, only payment is required to be made. 


In case Form 11 LLP of a particular LLP is in any of the above states for a particular financial year, the user will not be allowed to file a fresh Form 11 LLP for the same LLP for that financial year.


*📝✒️The users are required to follow the below steps:* 


1) Login and access the application history in ‘My Application’ tab; 


2) For the respective Form 11 LLP which is available in your application history in any of the above status, please scroll right to see the action buttons available for the form; 


3) In case you want to edit anything in the form, please click ‘Edit’ and the prefilled form will be opened. The user can change the details till the time payment has been made for any form. Upon click of submit, a fresh PDF of the form, with revised details, will be generated for filing; 


4) In case you want to directly upload the DSC affixed PDF, please click on ‘Upload PDF’;


5) In case you want to directly make the payment, please click on payment option and make the payment. 


*_Users are not required to fill a fresh Form 11 LLP in case there is a Form 11 LLP available in the application history of the user in any of the above states for the same LLP and same financial year_*

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