ISI stands for the Indian Standards Institution, now known as the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS). BIS is a government organization responsible for establishing and maintaining quality standards to ensure consumer safety and product quality. ISI certification indicates that a product conforms to specific Indian quality and safety standards. It is often regarded as a symbol of quality and safety in the Indian market. While ISI certification is typically voluntary, certain products, like electrical appliances, LPG valves, and LPG cylinders, must have the ISI mark to be sold in India. Manufacturers misusing the ISI mark may face license suspension or revocation, and the BIS conducts regular inspections to ensure compliance. Consumers can report counterfeit ISI marks to the BIS.
The ISI mark is a logo, usually displayed on products, packaging, or in product documentation. Only manufacturers who have been granted an ISI certificate by the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) are authorized to use the ISI mark on their products. The ISI mark is a registered trademark of the BIS, and its unauthorized use is illegal.
ISI mark renewal refers to the process of extending the validity of an ISI (Indian Standards Institute) mark certificate.ISI mark certificates have a limited validity period, typically ranging from one to two years. To continue using the ISI mark on their products and demonstrate ongoing compliance with these standards, manufacturers and businesses must undergo the ISI mark renewal process before the existing certificate expires.
The renewal duration for an ISI (Indian Standards Institution) certificate typically ranges from 1 to 5 years.
1. If a renewal application is received after the expiration of the validity:
Effect: The license is considered expired and can no longer be renewed. A new
application may be required to obtain a fresh license.
2. If a renewal application is not received within the period of deferment:
Effect: The deferment period is essentially a grace period for renewal. If a
renewal application is not submitted during this period, the license may expire, and
late fees might be applicable when reapplying for renewal.
3. If the renewal application is made after the validity of the license:
Effect: Late fees, such as the mentioned Rs. 5,000, may need to be paid alongside
the renewal application for the delay in renewal.
4. If the renewal application and fee are received, but the license is
suspended:
Effect: The license remains suspended until the discrepancies leading to the
suspension are addressed and resolved.
5. After receipt of a renewal application, if the suspension is revoked at the end of
its validity:
Effect: The license can be renewed once the suspension is lifted.
6. If discrepancies which led to the suspension of the license are removed:
Effect: The license can be renewed if the issues or discrepancies that caused the
suspension are corrected and resolved.
7. If discrepancies that led to the license's suspension are not removed:
Effect: The renewal of the license may be deferred for a maximum of ninety days.
If the discrepancies are not resolved during this period, the license might expire.
ISI Certification Fees:
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