Digital Seva Net is an authorized CSC (Common Service Centre) operated by Ehsan Ansari. We simplify access to essential government services by helping users fill out and submit various forms through the CSC network.
PAN Card Update/Correction Process
Updating or correcting your PAN card information is now easier than ever. Follow the steps below and ensure you have the necessary documents ready.
Required Documents
Payment Details
The correction fee is Rs. 107 (NSDL official fee, inclusive of taxes) and Rs. 50 (processing fee), totaling around Rs. 160. Payment can be made using UPI apps like PhonePe, Paytm, Google Pay, or BHIM UPI. Keep the receipt for future reference.
How We Work
You submit your PAN correction request through our CSC centre or website with the required documents.
We securely process and forward your correction request to the official NSDL portal via the CSC network.
Final approval or rejection is at the discretion of the NSDL and Income Tax Department based on their verification.
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Important Disclaimer
Digital Seva Net is an independent CSC-operated private service provider. We are not a government department but work as a CSC VLE (Village Level Entrepreneur) to facilitate services.
We charge a nominal service fee for our support and processing assistance. Final service outcomes, including approval or rejection of PAN corrections, depend entirely on the NSDL and Income Tax Department based on their verification.
We do not guarantee approval of any correction request. We only assist in the proper submission of forms through official channels.
Contact & Grievance Redressal
Ehsan Ansari
CEO & Founder, Grievance Officer
Response Time: We acknowledge complaints within 24 hours and aim to resolve them within 24–72 working hours (3 days) as per Indian law.
