NOC

GST Consent Letter Generator

Tools / Document Generator

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Applicant

GST registration seeker

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Property Owner

Consent giver

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Details & Print

Place, date & print

Applicant Details

GST Seeker

S/o = Son of · D/o = Daughter of · W/o = Wife of

Property Owner Details

Consent Giver
How is the premises given? *

Premises in the applicant's own name? No consent letter is needed — upload the electricity bill or property tax receipt in your own name.

Shows in the letter as "…my son, Ramesh Kumar Gupta…"

Address where GST registration is sought

Final Details & Print

Almost done
Enclosures (listed at the end of the letter)
A4

A4 Paper

Standard plain paper

STAMP
PAPER

Stamp Paper

Content bottom-aligned

Stamp Paper Mode: Content is pushed to the bottom — leaving the pre-printed area empty at the top.

Your entries stay in this browser tab only. Use to clear them on a shared computer.

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Page 1 of 1 A4
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Date: ___________    Place: ___________
Sub: Consent for use of premises for GST Registration — Reg.
Print on plain paper, get it signed by the property owner, and upload on the GST portal. Not sure about the wording for your case? — Book a consultation →

What is a GST Consent Letter?

A GST consent letter (also called NOC for GST registration) is a document signed by the property owner giving permission to use their premises as the principal place of business for GST registration.

It is required when the applicant does not own the business premises — whether rented, shared, or belonging to a family member.

How to Use This Generator

  1. Enter applicant details — name, S/o / D/o / W/o, address, trade name
  2. Choose rent-free or rented, then add the owner details (and co-owner, if any)
  3. Enter the premises address for GST registration
  4. Choose A4 or Stamp Paper mode
  5. Adjust margins directly on the preview using the blue guide lines
  6. Click Print / Save PDF and get the owner's signature

Frequently Asked Questions

Is a consent letter mandatory for GST registration?

Yes. If the principal place of business is rented, shared, or belongs to a family member, the GST portal requires a consent letter as address proof.

On what paper should the consent letter be printed?

Most GST offices accept plain A4 paper with owner's signature. Some may require stamp paper (Rs. 50 or Rs. 100). Use "Stamp Paper" mode — content auto-aligns to the bottom.

What documents are required along with the consent letter?

A copy of the property owner's identity proof (Aadhaar/PAN) and the latest electricity bill or utility bill of the premises.

Can a consent letter be on plain paper?

Yes, in most cases plain paper with the owner's signature is acceptable. For better legal standing, many practitioners recommend getting it on stamp paper.

Does the consent letter need to be notarized?

Notarization is not mandatory in most states. A signed letter from the property owner is sufficient. Some GST officers may request notarization.

What if the property is jointly owned?

Consent should be given by all owners. Tick "Property has a co-owner" in step 2 — the letter switches to "We" and adds a signature line for each owner.

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