DGFT
Most Export Obligation Discharge Certificate applications go through cleanly, but four situations regularly trip exporters up: a shortfall in value addition, exporting a different product than the authorisation named, an expired bank guarantee, and outright rejection. This video covers what causes each one and the realistic options for fixing it, including the Section 15 appeal right if your application is rejected.
Time Stamps :
0:00 Start
0:11 Introduction
0:27 Shortfall in mandatory obligation
1:27 Exported A Different Product
1:38 If it's rejected
1:57 What to do next
2:25 Finish
Sources: Foreign Trade (Development and Regulation) Act, 1992, Section 15 (45-day appeal window, corroborated by multiple DGFT adjudication orders); Kireeti Consultants' own EODC service page, reviewed September 2026. The duty-plus-interest mechanics and the composition-fee regularisation route are pending confirmation against Kireeti's approved sources before publishing.
This is general information, not a substitute for advice on your specific authorisation. Write to Kireeti Group and we'll work out the right path for your case.
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