Why does this certificate matter?
The Udyam Registration Certificate is a business ID for MSMEs that unlocks loans, subsidies, priority in tenders, and credibility with partners and banks.
It carries a QR code for instant verification, which reduces back-and-forth during applications and audits.
What do you need before you begin?
Udyam Registration Number (URN) in the format UDYAM-XX-00-0000000.
The mobile number or email used at the time of registration.
Access to OTP on the linked mobile or email.
A modern browser (Chrome or Edge) and a stable internet connection.
Step-by-step: Download your Udyam certificate
Open our safe and reliable private Udyam Registration portal and look for the Print/Verify section on the homepage.
Select “Print Udyam Certificate” to go to the certificate page.
Enter the URN and the registered mobile number or email associated with your Udyam profile.
Choose where to receive the OTP (mobile or email), then click to generate it.
Enter the OTP to verify and proceed to the certificate screen.
Click “Print” to download only the certificate as a PDF, or choose “Print with Annexure” if a bank or tender requires the extended details.
Save the PDF to a safe folder and, if needed, print a copy for offline submissions.
Alternative ways to retrieve the certificate:
By PAN: On the same certificate page, choose PAN as the verification method, enter the PAN and linked mobile/email, verify via OTP, and download the PDF.
By UAN (older Udyog Aadhaar): Use the UAN option if still mapped, verify via OTP, and download the certificate.
By Reference Number: Enter the reference number issued during filing, verify via OTP, and download.
If you forgot your URN:
Use the “Forgot Udyam Registration Number” option on the certificate page.
Retrieve by PAN, UAN, or Reference Number, verify with OTP, and then proceed to download.
Common issues and quick fixes:
No OTP received: Wait 60 seconds and resend; switch to email OTP if available; ensure network signal is stable.
“Invalid details” error: Recheck URN format and confirm the registered mobile/email matches the Udyam profile.
Page won’t load: Try a different modern browser, refresh the page, or clear the cache before retrying.
Name or detail mismatch: If registration details changed (e.g., mobile/email), update the Udyam profile first, then download.
Pro tips for smooth access:
Bookmark the official portal to avoid look-alike third-party sites that charge fees.
Save the PDF with a clear file name and email it to a backup address for redundancy.
Keep both versions ready: the standard certificate and the “with Annexure” PDF for tender or bank requirements.
Store your URN and registered contact details in a secure document for future logins.
FAQs:
Can it be downloaded without OTP?
No, OTP verification is required for security, but the portal allows OTP via either registered mobile or email.
Is there a fee to download?
No, downloading from the official government portal is free.
Can it be downloaded multiple times?
Yes, the certificate can be retrieved and downloaded anytime by completing OTP verification.
What format is the certificate in?
PDF, suitable for saving, sharing, and printing.
What if I still have Udyog Aadhaar (UAN)?
If UAN is mapped, you can retrieve via UAN; otherwise, migrate to Udyam and then download.
Security and compliance reminders:
Never share OTP with third parties; official verification happens on the portal only.
Avoid filling forms or paying fees on unofficial sites that mimic government pages.
Keep the certificate’s QR code visible on submitted copies so authorities can verify instantly.
Final note:
Downloading the Udyam Registration Certificate takes just a few minutes when the URN and registered contact are handy, and keeping both the standard and annexure PDFs ready can save hours during tenders, bank processes, and audits.
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