If you encounter an invalid Provisional ID while trying to register for GST, first clear your browser's cache and history, then log back into the GST portal. Once logged in, verify that your access token is a complete 10-digit number. If it's shorter, simply add leading zeros to make it a full 10 digits. This should help resolve the issue. If problems persist, consider reaching out to the GST Helpdesk for further assistance.

A canceled Registration Certificate usually indicates that you've missed filing your returns on time. To resolve this, visit your local ST/VAT department and request a manual push of your provisional ID. If your provisional ID was issued before January 31, 2017, and hasn't been used, you can also email cbecmitra.helpdesk@icegate.gov.in with your Service Tax or Excise RC numbers for assistance in migrating to GST.

Not receiving the OTP is a common issue during GST registration. Start by clicking the resend option on the portal. If that doesn't work, check if your mobile line has DND (Do Not Disturb) activated, as it can block OTPs. Additionally, verify your spam folder for any missed emails. If the problem continues, consider contacting the GST Helpdesk for further support.

It's crucial that the Permanent Account Number (PAN) details you enter during GST migration match exactly with the records held by the income tax department. This includes ensuring that the names of all directors are spelled correctly. Double-checking this information can help you avoid validation errors that could delay your registration process. If you find discrepancies, rectify them before proceeding with your GST application.

Selecting the correct range code in GST Form-20 is essential for a successful submission. If your desired code isn't appearing in the dropdown menu, try refreshing the page and selecting it again. Sometimes, a simple refresh can resolve display issues. If the problem persists, ensure that you are logged in correctly and that your browser is compatible with the GST portal. If you still face challenges, don't hesitate to reach out to the GST Helpdesk for guidance.

If your GST application status shows 'pending for verification,' it typically means that the system is waiting for confirmation of your details. Make sure that you've entered the correct OTP and that your Aadhaar number is linked to an active mobile number. This verification process is crucial for moving forward. If you continue to see this status for an extended period, consider contacting the GST Helpdesk for further assistance.

If you haven't received your Application Reference Number (ARN) for GST migration and the application was submitted after June 15, 2017, it's advisable to follow up. Check your email and SMS for any notifications. If nothing has arrived, reach out to the GST Helpdesk for assistance. They can help you track your application and resolve any issues that might be causing the delay.

If you encounter issues with Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) registration during GST migration, ensure that your DSC is correctly registered on the GST portal. If errors persist, try uninstalling and reinstalling the DSC utility. Also, make sure that your Java version is compatible with the GST portal's requirements, as this can often be a source of technical problems. If you continue to face challenges, consider seeking help from the GST Helpdesk.