Your packet

The forms, filled in

• the bank KYC correction request GEN_BANK_KYC
• Form 10C GEN_FORM_10C
• Form 10D GEN_FORM_10D
• Form 2, the nomination GEN_FORM_2
• the Composite Claim Form GEN_FORM_COMPOSITE
• the Joint Declaration form GEN_JOINT_DECLARATION

Letters and requests

• the Annexure K request GEN_ANNEXURE_K_REQUEST
• the letter to your employer GEN_EMPLOYER_LETTER
• the Scheme Certificate request GEN_SCHEME_CERT_REQUEST
• the letter to the trust GEN_TRUST_LETTER

Proof and the list

• the checklist of documents GEN_CHECKLIST
• the evidence sheet GEN_EVIDENCE_SHEET
• the packet cover GEN_PACKET_COVER
• the manifest GEN_PACKET_MANIFEST

Papers you have to bring yourself

Kosh cannot produce these. You already hold them. The specimens below are so you can recognise which paper is being asked for.

• Aadhaar cardDOC_AADHAAR
• PAN cardDOC_PAN
• Bank passbookDOC_BANK_PASSBOOK
• Relieving letterDOC_RELIEVING_LETTER
• Payslips for several monthsDOC_PAYSLIP_SERIES
• Annexure KDOC_ANNEXURE_K
• Scheme CertificateDOC_SCHEME_CERT

The manifest is the sheet that matters

It lists, against every rule relied on, the document that rule came from, the clause inside it, and the date we read it. Kosh holds no authority of its own, and this sheet is what says so.

the manifest →

Printing it

Print on A4, one side. Every sheet carries, at its foot, which rule produced it and where that rule came from — so if anybody at the counter disputes a line, the sheet itself is the answer.

Every sheet is stamped DRY RUN because this is a sample case. On a real case that mark is not there.

What this form asks for in general

The sheets above are for your case. Below is the full list that applies to anybody filing Form 10D — including the papers people chase for nothing.

See the full list →