ISO (International Organization for Standardization)

ISO stands for the International Organization for Standardization. It is a global, non-governmental organization that develops and publishes international standards to ensure the quality, safety and efficiency of products, services, and systems.

Benefits of ISO Certification

Achieving ISO certification offers several advantages to business like:

  1. Improved quality
  2. Increased Credibility
  3. Efficiency and Cost Savings
  4. Legal and Regulatory Compliance
  5. Employee Engagement:
  6. Market access
  7. Risk management

 

Documents required for ISO Certification

 

CATEGORY DOCUEMNTS REQUIRED
INDIVIDUAL ·        PAN Card and Adhar Card

·        Mobile no and email id

·        Purchase bills and sales bills

·        GST Certificate

·        Trademark license

·        Photo of premises

·        Scope of certificate
HUF ·        Same documents as of Individual

·        HUF Deed

·        HUF PAN Card
PARTNERSHIP ·        Same documents as of Individual

·        Partnership Deed

·        Partnership PAN Card
LLP ·        Same documents as of Individual

·        LLP Deed

·        LLP PAN Card
COMPANY ·        Same documents as of Individual

·        Incorporation certificate

·        Company PAN Card
TRUST/SOCIETY ·        Same documents as of Individual

·        Trust Deed

·        Trust/society PAN Card

·        Registration certificate

VALIDITY OF ISO CERTIFICATION

 

The validity of an ISO certification lasts for three years

Within these 3 years Surveillance Audits is conducted annually by the certification body to ensure compliance and continuous improvement

Re-certification is required after 3 years to maintain the ISO certification status (i.e. renewal of ISO Certification)

 

Failure to comply with the ISO requirements or not completing the necessary surveillance or re-certification audits can lead to the suspension or revocation of the certificate.