Get your Indian PAN card in the USA without the hassle of endless paperwork and a loop of follow-ups, with Savetax's expert assistance.
You must share all the required documents, such as a passport copy, US address proof, Indian address, and more, on our secure portal.
Our experts will verify your eligibility, help you choose the correct PAN category, and verify the uploaded documents as per NSDL/UTIITSL norms.
Furthermore, the experts will run a compliance check to ensure the uploaded details match your past filed ITRs, bank records, and KYC documents, helping avoid last-minute rejections and mismatches.
The experts will then help you file and submit the PAN application in India on your behalf, arrange courier services/attestation, and ultimately help you track the status until you receive your PAN Card in America.
Our assistance for our clients doesn't end here; we also help you link your PAN to your bank, Demat, or Aadhaar (as applicable), help you with your KYC with the brokers, and use your PAN in your India and US tax filings.
From new PAN application to correction, reissuance, updation, linking, and more, you get it all here at Savetaxs.
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Get expert-backed answers to the most common queries about PAN card application, eligibility, compliance, and NRI-specific requirements.
An NRI PAN card is similar to your regular Indian PAN card, which every indian resident uses. There is no significant difference between the two. As the Indian income tax department issues a PAN card for Indians, it also issues one for NRIs, called an NRI PAN card.
Non-resident Indians living in the USA may need a PAN card to execute financial transactions in India, file income tax returns, make investments, open a bank account, and more. The PAN card has a unique alphanumeric code, a 10-character number in which each character carries specific information.
The only difference between an NRI PAN Card and a regular PAN card is in the form, procedure, fees, and processing time.
You can apply for a PAN card in two ways: either online or through an offline application process at a physical center.
For NRI PAN card application from the USA, the online application process is the most common method for NRIs to apply for the PAN card through the official portal managed by the authorized service providers of the Income Tax department, primarily e-GovTechnologies (formerly known as NSDL) or UTTITSL.
You can download your e-PAN card from the Income Tax official website, Protean e-Gov, or the UTIITSL, depending on which platform you have initially applied for.
To change the name on the PAN card, you have to submit a request for New PAN card or/and Changes or Correction in the PAN Data on any of the government-authorized portals and provide the supporting document.
You link your Aadhaar card with your PAN card; you have to use the official income tax department portal.
