Apply to revoke the cancellation of your GST registration and restore your GSTIN so you can continue business operations legally under Indian GST law.
GST Revocation is the process of reversing the cancellation of a taxpayer’s GST registration that was cancelled by the tax authorities due to reasons like non-compliance or administrative action. It allows eligible taxpayers to restore their GST registration by filing an application in Form GST REG-21 on the GST portal within the prescribed timeframe and satisfying compliance requirements. Successful revocation reinstates the GSTIN, enabling the taxpayer to legally issue invoices, collect GST, and comply with tax norms.([turn0search0][turn0search1])
Bring your business back into GST compliance and avoid statutory penalties.
Restore your GSTIN so you can legally issue GST invoices and resume normal business activities.
Prevent business disruptions or legal issues due to cancellation of registration.
Address and resolve past compliance issues that led to cancellation.
Without revocation, cancelled GST registration can block your ability to operate within the formal tax system.([turn0search18])
Revocation is necessary to be recognized as a GST taxpayer after cancellation by authorities.([turn0search1])
Continuing business without valid GST registration may attract offences and penalties.([turn0search8])
Restores your ability to claim input tax credits and transact under GST after revocation.
Determine that your GST registration was cancelled by authorities and you have valid reasons and pending returns or dues cleared.
Gather pending returns, tax payment proofs, compliance records, and reasons for revocation.
Login to the GST portal and file the application for revocation of cancellation using Form GST REG-21.
Authorities review your application; if satisfied, they issue the revocation order and reinstate your GST registration.
Visit the official GST portal and log in with your cancelled GSTIN and credentials.
Navigate to Services > Registration > Application for Revocation of Cancellation of Registration.
Provide details of cancellation, reasons for revocation, and upload supporting documents.
Submit the form with EVC or DSC and track application status until reinstatement.
You may lose the right to apply for revocation.
How to avoid: Apply for revocation within the prescribed period after cancellation.([turn0search1])
Application may be rejected.
How to avoid: File all pending GST returns and clear dues before filing revocation.([turn0search18])
Delays in approval.
How to avoid: Provide all required supporting documents accurately.
Application rejection.
How to avoid: State valid, clear reasons for revocation and compliance measures taken.
GST revocation is the process of reversing the cancellation of a GST registration cancelled by authorities so the taxpayer can resume compliance.([turn0search0])
A taxpayer whose GST registration was cancelled by the proper officer can apply for revocation by filing Form GST REG-21.([turn0search1])
Generally, the revocation application should be filed within the prescribed period after cancellation, often within 30 to 90 days depending on GST notifications and rules.([turn0search1][turn0search13])
Yes — but you must first file all pending returns and clear dues before applying for revocation.([turn0search18])
Tax authorities review the application; if satisfied, they issue an order in Form GST REG-22 and reinstate your GST registration.([turn0search1])
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