For a hassle-free process, directly visit Jaagruk Bharat Services, or you may prefer assistance from the official NSDL or UTIITSL website to apply for a new PAN card online.

Yes, you can get an instant e-PAN within 48 hours using your Aadhaar card through the Income Tax Department’s e-filing portal.

You need identity proof, address proof, and date of birth proof, such as Aadhaar card, voter ID, passport, or driving licence.

The cost for a PAN card application is around ₹110 for Indian addresses and ₹1,020 for foreign communication addresses.

Any Indian citizen, NRI, or business entity earning taxable income or engaging in financial transactions is eligible for a PAN card.

For a hassle-free process, directly visit Jaagruk Bharat Services, or you may prefer assistance from the NSDL or UTIITSL portal to apply for a duplicate PAN card.

You can visit your nearest PAN centre, NSDL, or UTIITSL office, fill out Form 49A, attach required documents, and pay the fee.

No, having more than one PAN card is illegal in India. You can only apply for reissue or correction of an existing PAN card.

Yes, Aadhaar is mandatory for new PAN card applications and for linking existing PAN with Aadhaar to validate identity.

For a hassle-free process, directly visit Jaagruk Bharat Services, or you may prefer assistance from the NSDL or UTIITSL portal to update or correct PAN details.

As per government rules, PAN must be linked with Aadhaar and is now mandatory for filing ITR and most financial transactions.

Documents like Aadhaar card, passport, voter ID, electricity bill, or bank statement can be used as valid address proof.

No, it’s not mandatory. However, a 10th marksheet can be used as valid proof of date of birth when other documents are unavailable.