GST revocation, built from the order backwards
Check whether restoration is available, clear the underlying default and present the corrective record before the live deadline expires.
- Professional fee
- Written quote
- Working timeline
- Urgency confirmed from the served cancellation order
- Government charges
- Shown before payment
Record flow
GST registration revocation
Order. Cure. Apply. Restore.
Built for
Indian businesses and professionals
Best when
Cancellation order and portal history are available
Can this GSTIN
be restored?
Who initiated cancellation, why it happened and when the order was served determine the path.
Officer cancellation
Revocation may be available within the statutory framework.
Non-filing default
Returns and related payments commonly need cleanup.
Business remains active
Evidence should support real continuing taxable activity.
Revocation refused
Response and appeal routes require separate deadline control.
GST revocation
Order. Cure. Apply. Restore.
Revocation is not available for every cancellation.
A taxpayer-requested cancellation, expired deadline or adverse facts may require a different remedy.
What you receive,
ready to use.
We verify whether revocation is available, clear return and payment blockers, prepare the application and map rejection or appeal options without promising restoration.
supported by cure.DIAGNOSE · CURE · RESTORE
Cancellation-order and remedy review
Pending-return and payment map
Revocation eligibility note
REG-21 application support
Clarification or hearing-response scope
Post-restoration compliance plan
What must be
in place.
A cancellation order and effective date are available.
The cancellation was initiated by the proper officer and revocation is legally available.
Underlying defaults and pending returns can be cured as required.
The application can be made within the available statutory or extended period.
The exact filing period and extension position must be checked from the served order and current law immediately.
Choose the remedy from the order
Cancellation history determines what remains available.
| Decision | Revocation | Appeal | Fresh registration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Typical trigger | Eligible officer cancellation | Challenge to adverse order | New liability after resolved history |
| Primary gate | Deadline and cured default | Appeal limitation and grounds | Eligibility and old compliance |
| Main caution | Not for voluntary cancellation | Separate statutory process | Does not erase old liability |
From cancellation order to
restoration case.
A practical sequence with clear ownership at every stage. Registry review times can vary.
Order diagnosis
Step 1
We handle
Read the notice, cancellation order, grounds and dates.
You provide
Share the complete portal order and communication history.
Remedy and deadline
Urgent review
We handle
Confirm revocation availability and the live filing window.
You provide
Confirm receipt dates and any earlier action.
Default cleanup
Readiness dependent
We handle
Map returns, tax, interest, late fees and evidence needed.
You provide
Complete agreed filings and payments.
REG-21 application
Portal controlled
We handle
Prepare grounds, corrective-action narrative and attachments.
You provide
Approve truthful statements and authenticate filing.
Decision and recovery
Officer controlled
We handle
Track the application and scope responses or escalation.
You provide
Attend or answer factual queries and resume compliance if restored.
A checklist without
the back-and-forth.
We ask only for records or data relevant to your application, review, or audit scope.
- Show-cause notice
- Cancellation order and effective date
- Earlier replies or hearing record
- Portal status and registration certificate
Before you begin
Use clear PDF, JPG, or PNG files.
Keep address records recent and readable.
Transparent fees,
before you commit.
Each registration carries its own government fee, and some are state-specific. We quote the exact combination for your business before any work begins.
Your written quote covers
- — Order diagnosis
- — Remedy and deadline
- — Default cleanup
- — REG-21 application
- — Decision and recovery
Not included automatically
- — Government, interest, late-fee and penalty amounts
- — Litigation, appeal or representation beyond the written scope
- — Bookkeeping reconstruction, audit or forensic review
- — Third-party software, DSC, courier or specialist-opinion costs
- — Pending tax, interest, late fees and appeal pre-deposit
Costs that can repeat
- — All returns revived by restoration
- — Current-period tax payment and reporting
- — Addressing mismatch or notice history
- — Ongoing registration-status monitoring
GSTIN restored,
every period returns.
These are the first recurring obligations to plan for before you commit to a company structure.
REG-21
Statutory window from service of order
Current law and any extension mechanism must be checked immediately.
Clarification response
Notice specific
A proposed rejection requires a timely, evidence-based response.
Pending returns
As required for restoration
Return and payment cleanup can be a prerequisite or follow-up obligation.
Got questions?
We’ve got answers.
Understand eligibility, deadlines, pending returns, REG-21, officer review, rejection, appeal and post-restoration compliance.
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