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How to choose the right PAN service
One question decides most cases. Do you already have a PAN? Here is how to pick the right route in one or two steps.
PAN guides
Short, plain-language answers to the questions people ask before starting a PAN service. For advice on your own case, contact CAREALL.
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Getting started
One question decides most cases. Do you already have a PAN? Here is how to pick the right route in one or two steps.
Choosing a route
A new PAN is for someone who has never had one. A correction changes details on a PAN that already exists. Here is how to tell them apart.
Card issues
A missing or unusable card does not usually mean you need a new PAN. Here are the sensible next steps.
New PAN
A minor PAN request is part of the New PAN route and is handled through a parent or guardian. Here is what that means in practice.
Organisations
Companies, firms, trusts and societies follow a different path from individuals. Here is how to prepare as a representative.
Safety and privacy
What to share, what never to share, and how to recognise requests you should refuse.
Getting started
From your first message to the official process, here is how CAREALL assistance generally works and who does what.
Getting started
Most PAN delays come from a handful of avoidable mistakes. Here they are, with what to do instead.
Get started
Choose the service that fits your situation, or talk to CAREALL first. Your first step needs only basic contact details.
CAREALL provides assistance within its verified service scope. A request does not by itself represent government filing, approval, PAN allotment or card dispatch.