For IT and IT-enabled Services (ITES) companies planning to establish themselves in dedicated IT Parks, obtaining recognition from the government is the first step. The Declaration of Intent (DOI) Certification, often referred to as the Letter of Intent (LoI) or Registration Certificate issued by the Office of the Joint Directorate of Industries, is a mandatory requirement before occupying space in an IT Park.
This certification validates your company’s eligibility as an IT/ITES unit and ensures access to benefits provided under the IT Policy 2023 and other state-level schemes. Whether you’re a startup, an SME, or a global technology enterprise, securing DOI Certification is essential for smooth onboarding, compliance, and availing incentives tied to IT infrastructure.
The IT Policy 2023 and similar state-level frameworks encourage growth in technology sectors by providing incentives like:
However, to unlock these benefits, companies must first be registered with the Directorate of Industries through the LoI/Registration Certificate process. Without it, companies may face delays in onboarding into IT Parks, risk losing incentives, or even become non-compliant with local regulations.
We simplify the end-to-end process of securing DOI Certification for IT/ITES companies:
A DOI Certification for IT/ITES companies is an approval from the Directorate of Industries that confirms your eligibility and intent to operate from an IT Park. This certification is often the first step toward setting up in notified IT zones.
It’s a mandatory requirement for IT/ITES units to occupy government-recognised IT Parks. It also helps in accessing park-specific benefits, incentives, and smoother regulatory clearances.
Generally, incorporation certificates, project reports, investment details, and company information are required. Authorities may also ask for specific declarations depending on the state.
With accurate documentation, it usually takes a few weeks. The exact timeline can vary depending on state guidelines and the Directorate of Industries office workload.
Yes, even new or early-stage IT/ITES companies can apply. As long as they plan to establish operations in an IT Park, they are eligible for the certification.
Yes, we manage everything from preparing documents to submitting applications. We also handle follow-ups and coordination with the Directorate until approval is granted.