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Begin with Section A: Identity Details. Fill in your complete name as per your Certificate of Incorporation, ensuring to leave one box blank between two words. Enter the Date of Incorporation and affix a recent passport-sized photograph of the Authorized Signatory.
In Section B: Address Details, provide your correspondence address, including city, state, postal code, and country. Ensure you also include contact details such as telephone and mobile numbers.
For proof of address, select one valid document from the list provided and tick against it. Remember to submit documents that are not older than three months.
Complete Section C: New Other Details by indicating your gross annual income and net worth. If applicable, provide details about promoters or partners using the annexure.
Finally, review all entries for accuracy before signing the declaration at the end of the form.
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