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Certifications
Two registrations B2B buyers usually ask about before placing a first order: our Import Export Code and our MSME registration. Both certificates are below — click either to view it full size.
IEC Certificate
Our Import Export Code, issued by the Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT), Government of India. This is the registration that permits Eternal Overseas to export goods from India.
MSME Certificate
Our Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises registration, confirming Eternal Overseas as a registered manufacturing enterprise under the Government of India's MSME scheme.
Requesting copies
If your bank, customs broker or import authority needs certified copies, scanned originals, or documents in a particular format, tell our export desk what's required and we'll prepare them alongside your quotation or shipping documents.
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Frequently asked questions
What is an IEC code, and why does it matter to an importer?
An Import Export Code (IEC) is issued by India's Directorate General of Foreign Trade and is required for any company to legally export from India. Asking to see a supplier's IEC is a normal, sensible check before wiring a deposit — it confirms the exporter is registered with the Indian government.
What does MSME registration mean?
MSME (Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises) registration is issued by the Indian government and confirms a company's status as a registered manufacturing enterprise. It's a standard credibility check alongside the IEC for B2B buyers sourcing from India.
Can you send certified or notarised copies for a letter of credit?
Yes — send your bank's exact requirement to our export desk and we'll provide certified copies in the format your L/C needs.