The licences that let work actually start — factory, labour and contractor. These run on department calendars and inspection dates, so the useful thing we do is keep the file complete and tell you where it is sitting.
ForFactory owners, civil contractors and firms employing contract labour
Factory Licence
Usually several weeks — plan approval and inspection are department-scheduled
The licence under the Factories Act that lets a manufacturing unit operate. We prepare the application with your plant details, worker numbers and power load, and follow it through plan approval and inspection.
Move an existing factory licence to a new occupier when the unit changes hands, so production does not have to stop while a fresh licence is applied for.
What to bring
Existing factory licence
Sale deed, transfer deed or lease in the new occupier's name
NOC from the outgoing occupier
Identity and address proof of the incoming occupier
The licence a contractor needs under the Contract Labour Act before deploying workers on a principal employer's site. We prepare the application, the Form V from the principal employer, and the fee challans.
What to bring
Form V certificate from the principal employer
Work order or contract agreement
Number of contract workers to be engaged
PAN and registration papers of the contracting firm
Varies by class and department — we confirm the timeline before you pay
Registration and renewal of a contractor's licence with Assam government departments — Class I(A), I(B), I(C), Class II and Class III. We assemble the class-specific file and track it to issue.
Varies by department — assessment is committee-scheduled
Move up a contractor class — Class III to Class II, Class II to Class I and so on — once your completed work, turnover and equipment meet the higher bracket. We check you actually qualify before filing.
What to bring
Existing contractor registration certificate
Completed-work certificates for the qualifying value
