PAN Card: PAN Card is not working, has it been blocked? How to find out..

Like the Aadhar card, the PAN card has also become an important document today. Without it, it is difficult to do any money-related scheme or any other work. But what will happen when the PAN card itself is closed, in such a situation wherever the PAN card is linked? There will be trouble in getting the benefit of that scheme.

That's why this article is going to be very useful for you. Today we can check whether the PAN card has been closed or not while sitting at home. Let's also see their steps.

Step-by-step process
To check the status related to your PAN card, you have to follow the steps given below.

Step 1- First of all you have to go to the Income Tax website.

Step 2- Now here you will see the option of Quick Link, click on it.

Step 3- Out of all the options given here, click on Verify Pan Status.

Step 4- After this a new page will open, fill in the information asked on it carefully.

You have to fill PAN number, name written on the PAN, date of birth registered mobile number, etc. here.

Step 5- Now click on the Continue option.

Step 6- Then you will receive an OTP on the mobile number linked to the PAN card.

Step 7- Enter the OTP and click on the Validate option.

Step 8- If your PAN card is not closed, then this will be written on the screen-

The pan is Active and Details are as per the pan

In this way, you will be able to find out the PAN card status on your mobile phone while sitting at home. The numbers given on the PAN card mean that these numbers are related to your personal information.

What is the meaning of PAN number?

The PAN number is based on the personal information given by you. The first three numbers of the PAN number are English letters. It can be anything between AAA letters to ZZZ.

The fourth letter indicates the tax category of the card holder. For example, if a person is a cardholder, then it is represented by the letter P. Apart from this, the company is shown by the letter C.

The fifth number is the first letter of your surname. For example, if the surname is Sharma, then the 5th number will be written as S. The subsequent numbers are decided by the Income Tax Department.

In this way, different PAN cards are designed for different persons.

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