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Your Online Entrepreneurial Journey Begins Here

If you’ve ever dreamed of building your own brand or selling products online, Amazon India is one of the most powerful platforms to get started. Whether you’re planning to sell handmade crafts, fashion apparel, gadgets, or groceries—this guide is your first step toward becoming a successful online seller. Let’s break down the process and the documents you’ll need, tailored just for first-time entrepreneurs like you.

 


Step-by-Step Guide to Register as an Amazon India Seller

Step 1: Go to Amazon Seller Central

 

  • Click on “Start Selling”
 

Step 2: Choose Your Business Type Amazon will ask you to select the type of business you’re registering as. You can choose from:

 

    • Individual/Proprietor

    • Partnership

    • LLP (Limited Liability Partnership)

    • Private Limited Company

Let’s explore what each type requires in terms of documentation.

 


Document Checklist by Business Type

1. Individual/Proprietor

Best for: Solo sellers or small businesses starting out

Documents Required:

 

    • PAN Card (in your name)

    • GSTIN (optional for some categories, but recommended)

    • Address Proof (Aadhar Card, Driving License, etc.)

    • Bank Account Proof (Cancelled cheque or passbook with your name)

    • Mobile number & Email ID

Note: You can start without GST under certain categories as an Individual, but scaling up will require it.

 


2. Partnership Firm

Best for: Family-run or small multi-owner businesses

Documents Required:

 

    • Partnership Deed (registered copy)

    • PAN Card of the Firm

    • GSTIN in firm’s name

    • Address Proof of the business

    • Bank Account Proof in firm’s name

  • KYC documents of all partners
 


3. LLP (Limited Liability Partnership)

Best for: Structured business with limited liability protection

Documents Required:

 

    • Certificate of Incorporation

    • LLP Agreement

    • PAN Card of the LLP

    • GSTIN

    • Bank Account Proof

  • KYC of designated partners
 


4. Private Limited Company

Best for: Startups planning to scale

Documents Required:

 

    • Certificate of Incorporation (issued by MCA)

    • PAN Card of the Company

    • GSTIN

    • Bank Account Proof

    • KYC of Directors

    • Board Resolution authorizing Amazon registration


Step 3: Fill in Your Business Details

 

    • Business Name

    • Address

    • Business Type

  • Tax Details (PAN & GSTIN)
 

Step 4: Upload Required Documents Make sure all documents are clear and valid. Amazon may reject blurred or incorrect uploads.

 

Step 5: Verify Your Identity Amazon may perform a video KYC or schedule a pickup to verify your address.

 

Step 6: List Your First Product Once verified, you can begin listing your products. Amazon provides onboarding support to help you through this.

 


Pro Tips for a Smooth Registration:

 

    • Keep scanned copies of all documents ready in JPEG or PDF format

    • Use a professional email address linked to your brand or business

    • Match all name details exactly with those in your bank and PAN records

  • Double-check your GST details on the government portal.
 


FAQs Q: Can I sell without GST? A: Yes, in a few product categories under Individual accounts. But it’s advisable to register for GST if you’re serious about scaling.

Q: How long does the verification take? A: Typically 1-3 days, depending on the completeness and accuracy of your documents.

Q: Is there a registration fee? A: No, registering as a seller on Amazon India is free.

 


Final Thoughts: Your First Sale is Just the Beginning 

Starting your journey as an Amazon seller can feel overwhelming, but remember—every big seller started where you are now. With the right documents and a little patience, you’ll soon be live on one of the world’s biggest marketplaces.

Stay focused, stay motivated—and reach out to BizConsulting.io if you need help registering or scaling your Amazon business!

You’ve got this.

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