PAN Card Online Status Checking- Know All the procedure to check current PAN Card status

PAN Card application can be made online or offline, after this it is necessary to check the status of your pan card application online. Under this article, you will know the procedure to check PAN Card status online or “PAN Card online status checking”.

PAN Card Status Checking Procedure

There are 3 procedure to check your PAN Card status, the same is given as under-

Call- You can track your PAN application status by calling the TIN call center on 020-27218080. Here you need to provide your 15 digit acknowledgment number of PAN application.

SMS- You can track your PAN application status by sending an SMS to NSDL. Here you need to send a 15 digit acknowledgment number through SMS to 57575. You will receive the current status after some time.

Online- Apart from the above two services you can also check your current PAN Card Status Online through NSDL, the procedure of the same is given as under.

PAN Card tracking based on Acknowledgement no.

Step 1- Visit official PAN website or Click Here

Step 2- Select the application type as “PAN-New/Change Request” from the drop-down menu.

Step 3- Enter acknowledgement number and click on submit.

PAN Card tracking based on name and date of birth

Step 1- Click Here To

Step 2- Enter the name as given in the PAN application (Last Name/surname, First Name, and Middle Name) (Applicant other than ‘Individuals should write their name in the field for Last Name/Surname Only)

Step 3- Enter the date of birth/incorporation/agreement date/partnership or trust deed date/formation of the body of individual/Association of person and at last click on submit.

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