A business example
A director of a consulting company is invited to join the board of a manufacturing company.
Person
The incoming director already has a DIN.
New appointment
The manufacturing company documents the appointment and relevant consents.
Identity match
The filing uses the individual's existing identification particulars.
What this shows
The DIN follows the individual. Appointment records establish their role in a particular company; the number alone does not do so.
What it is often confused with
A DIN identifies a person; it does not identify the company or prove every appointment is valid.
What to look at in your business
Match identity particulars with appointment and statutory records.
Context and further reading
MCA: incorporation and linked filing FAQs. This reference supports the terminology; use the linked guide for applicability and operative requirements.
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