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BIS Certification Consultant in Brazil
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- Application Filing Support
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BIS Certification Consultant in Brazil: Complete Support for FMCS, CRS & ISI Certification
1. BIS FMCS Certification (Foreign Manufacturers Certification Scheme)
The FMCS (Foreign Manufacturer Certification Scheme) helps overseas manufacturers to get a license from BIS for the ISI mark on the product, which falls under the mandatory certification of the products.
Such products are: Cement Steel products Household electrical appliances LPG valves Gas cylinders Chemicals Automotive products Industrial equipment Building materials Pressure cookers Electrical accessories Products notified under QCO
In case of FMCS, BIS usually performs the factory inspection before issuing the license.
Such products are:
2. BIS CRS Certification
CRS (Compulsory Registration Scheme) is mainly related to 74 Electronics & IT products, notified by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY).
Some examples of such products are: LED Lights LED Drivers Mobile Phones Power Banks Laptops Tablets Smart Watches Smart Speakers UPS Systems Electronic Clocks CCTV Cameras Televisions Adapters Printers Monitors Wireless Products (if any) Audio Equipment Electronic Toys and many more
Products have to be tested in BIS-recognized laboratories before registration.
Some examples of such products are:
3. BIS ISI Certification
ISI Mark is granted to those products which are notified in mandatory Quality Control Orders in accordance with the relevant Indian Standard.
Categories include: Cement Steel Electric Devices Wires Domestic Appliances Safety Devices Industrially Used Products Building Material Chemicals Tubes Valves Pumps Automotive Components And 700+
Manufacturers are granted permission to use the mark upon successful evaluation.
Categories include:
Step 1: Application Filing
BIS Certification Process begins with the preparation and filing of the application along with the technical, legal, and manufacturing documentation. As incomplete or incorrect documentation might result in rejection of the application, it becomes very important to make sure that the application is completed and complies with the guidelines.
This Step Includes: Gathering of required documents Technical Documentation Preparation Filing of BIS Application Payment of Government Fees Creation of BIS Application Number Review of BIS Application
This Step Includes:
Step 2: Resolution of Queries Raised By BIS
Upon reviewing the application, there can be some questions or queries raised by BIS in relation to the documents, technical compliance, and product specification or manufacturing process. It is therefore very important to answer them on time and accurately.
This Step Includes: Review of BIS Queries and Observations Preparation of additional documentations Answering Technical Queries Responding within prescribed time period Coordination with BIS officials until the query resolution
This Step Includes:
Step 3: Factory Inspection & Audit
As per FMCS, the officials from BIS carry out an inspection of the factory located in Brazil to check whether the manufacturing process is in conformity with the Indian standard.
This process includes: Arranging for factory inspection Coordinating with BIS inspection officers Assisting in the factory audit Managing the inspection formalities Technical assistance in the inspection process
This process includes:
Step 4: Product Samples Testing
During the factory inspection, the BIS officials collect samples of the product and seal them to get tested independently. These samples are then sent to the laboratory recognized by BIS to check for conformity with the Indian standard.
This process includes: Collection of samples by BIS officials Sealing of product samples Product testing at laboratories recognized by BIS Laboratory test report preparation Submitting test reports to BIS
This process includes:
Step 5: Grant of BIS Licence
Following the successful meeting of all testing criteria and satisfaction of BIS, the license for certification is granted. Once the process of completion of formalities and payment of fees is over, the manufacturer is licensed to use the ISI Mark and export the licensed products to India.
Post Approval:BIS License is granted Permit to use the ISI mark Products become eligible for sale in India Compliance with Indian regulations
Post Approval:
Step 6: Indemnity Bond & Performance Bank Guarantee (PBG)
Before issuing the BIS license, the foreign manufacturers need to comply with some formalities as prescribed by the BIS. According to the BIS requirements, submission of an Indemnity Bond and Performance Bank Guarantee (PBG) may also be necessary.
This Step Consists of:Appointment of the Authorized Indian Representative (AIR) Execution of Indemnity Bond Submission of PBG (if applicable) Completion of Formalities
This Step Consists of:
- Letter appointing authorized Indian representative (AIR)
- Identity and address proof of authorized Indian representative (AIR)
- Documents relating to overseas factory layout and quality control arrangements
- Undertakings and Affidavits in BIS form
- Inspection consent by BIS in foreign manufacturing unit
| Particulars | Estimated Cost (Dollar) |
|---|---|
Application Fees (BIS) |
$12.00 |
Per Diem Expenses for Bis Officers- 3 Days |
$900.00 |
Charges for the Visit |
$466.66 |
Contingency Funds |
$111.11 |
Bis Charges- Travel/Visa etc. -Estimate |
$2173.00 |
Marking Fee (Min.) |
$2744.00 |
Sample Testing |
$400 to $3000 |
Total Bis Cost |
$6850.77 to $10000.77 |
The cost will be best estimated through product-specific assessment.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
An experienced BIS consultant will make the certification process easy, as he will manage the documentation, testing coordination, BIS communication, and compliance.
Yes, the products falling under Mandatory QCOs and the BIS CRS Scheme should necessarily get BIS certified before their export to India.
Yes, but engaging an experienced BIS Certification Consultant and an Authorized Indian Representative (AIR) in this case will ease the procedure to a large extent.
FMCS is meant for foreign manufacturers needing an ISI license, CRS is applicable to notified electronic products, and ISI Certification is for products under Mandatory Quality Control Orders.
The duration will depend on various factors including the certification scheme, product category, testing requirement, and BIS approval procedure.
Products like cement, steel, electrical appliances, electronics, chemicals, lighting products, construction materials, etc. may need BIS certification.
