IMPORT & EXPORT · INDIA
An export readiness review produces a prioritised preparation and responsibility list; it is not a government certificate or permission to ship. Start with the actual goods or services, destination, contracting entity and payment arrangement. Separate unresolved eligibility questions from documents already available.
CLEAR FEES. CLEAR DELIVERABLES.
Professional work, government charges and optional services. All set out in writing before we begin.
Export Readiness Review
₹5,000Professional feeApplicable GST, government and third-party charges are extra.
Add the help your business needs
Custom quoteCore scope + agreed additional workOnly the additional work listed in your written quote is included.
An electronic certificate used to authenticate a person’s digital signature. A licensed Certifying Authority issues it after the required identity checks. Official reference →
BUILT AROUND YOUR BUSINESS
First-time exporters and businesses adding a product, market or transaction model. The review helps organise the next questions, rather than selling an assumed universal registration bundle.
Know the deliverables, documents and costs before work starts.
Identify missing or inconsistent information before submission.
Bring preparation, queries and follow-up into one agreed workflow.
Know what you need to provide and what happens at handover.
GET READY, ONE STEP AT A TIME
We’ll share an applicant-specific checklist after a short discussion. The exact records depend on your circumstances.
Before your first conversation
Organise your business facts and get a checklist to discuss with our team.
First, describe your business and the result you need. Next, organise the relevant facts without sharing private documents here. Finally, review your checklist with the team and agree the written scope before work starts.
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FROM FIRST CONVERSATION TO HANDOVER
We prepare, coordinate and track the agreed work. You stay involved in the decisions that matter.
Document the product or service, market and proposed scope.
Compare the supplied records with the questions the transaction raises.
Separate preparation tasks from decisions needing a bank, authority or specialist.
Provide the agreed gap list, dependencies and supporting references.
Agree the review delivery date after the file is understood. That date is not a promised customs clearance, registration approval or shipment date.
KNOW EXACTLY WHERE YOU STAND
The written engagement confirms your deliverables and costs before work starts.
ANSWERS BEFORE YOU BEGIN
Need help with your specific situation?
Talk to our teamNo. It is a preparation service, not a government certificate, customs release or professional clearance opinion.
No. FTP paragraph 2.06 sets out a goods-document baseline; it is not a universal checklist for every service transaction. Assess the actual model.
References: DGFT: Foreign Trade Policy 2023, chapter 2
No. Product-specific conditions and additional authority information may also apply. Confirm the shipment-specific file rather than treating a short list as exhaustive.
References: DGFT: Foreign Trade Policy 2023, chapter 2
No universal recommendation is made. APEDA has a scheduled-product remit; identify the product and applicable route first.
References: APEDA: registration-cum-membership certificate
Only if expressly agreed. The main deliverable is a gap and responsibility list; each filing or specialist task needs its own authorised scope.
It should name the missing fact or decision, the responsible person, its dependency and the evidence needed to close it. A sent message alone is not completion.
THE DETAIL, WHEN YOU NEED IT
An export readiness review produces a prioritised preparation and responsibility list; it is not a government certificate or permission to ship. Start with the actual goods or services, destination, contracting entity and payment arrangement. Separate unresolved eligibility questions from documents already available.
First-time exporters and businesses adding a product, market or transaction model. The review helps organise the next questions, rather than selling an assumed universal registration bundle.
| Question | What matters | Next step |
|---|---|---|
| Transaction | Describe what is sold, to whom, from where and under which contract. | Separate goods movement from a service-delivery model. |
| Product and destination | Identify classification, use, buyer and destination questions. | Obtain a transaction-specific restriction and destination check before shipment. |
| Existing records | List registrations and the purpose of each. | Do not treat an IEC or membership certificate as proof that every requirement is met. |
| Open actions | Separate missing evidence, decisions and specialist work. | Assign an owner and dependency to each action before promising a dispatch date. |
₹5,000. Professional fee. Applicable GST, government charges and agreed third-party costs are extra.
One specified service engagement. Confirm the applicant, deliverables and exclusions in writing before work starts.
The existing professional fee covers the agreed review scope. Applications, authority charges, testing, logistics and separately requested advice are not automatically included.
Agree the review delivery date after the file is understood. That date is not a promised customs clearance, registration approval or shipment date.
LIQUETAX: Document the product or service, market and proposed scope.
You: Explain the buyer, delivery and payment plan and any fixed commitments.
LIQUETAX: Compare the supplied records with the questions the transaction raises.
You: Supply current records and disclose unresolved restrictions or queries.
LIQUETAX: Separate preparation tasks from decisions needing a bank, authority or specialist.
You: Confirm who owns each action and which further work is authorised.
LIQUETAX: Provide the agreed gap list, dependencies and supporting references.
You: Close the necessary actions before relying on the review for a transaction.
Source-checked educational guide. AI-assisted source research checked on . No named professional endorsement is claimed. Confirm current requirements for your facts before filing. Next review target: 2026-12-27.
Paragraphs 2.05, 2.06 and 2.57 distinguish IEC, goods documents and the RCMC requirement for specified policy purposes.
The published policy text was read. Transaction-date amendments, exemptions and product restrictions require a separate current check; this is not a clearance opinion.
APEDA describes e-RCMC through DGFT after IEC for its applicable scheduled-product route.
Last updated: . This records the educational content date; it does not establish an individual professional review.
Disclaimer: this guide provides educational information and does not replace individual professional advice. Confirm your facts, current official requirements and written engagement before acting.
LET’S TAKE THE NEXT STEP
Let’s discuss your export readiness review and prepare a scope that fits.
