Issuance of Registration Certificate, Import License for Veterinary Vaccines: CDSCO asks SLAs for e-submission of applications
New Delhi: In order to streamline the regulatory submission procedure, the Central Drugs Standard Control Organization (CDSCO) (Veterinary Division) has directed all State Licensing Authorities (SLAs) and manufacturers for online submission of applications for issuance of Form 41 (Registration Certificate) and Form 10 (Import License) for veterinary vaccines via the SUGAM portal's Online System (www.cdscoonline.gov.in).
In this regard, the drug regulator has rolled out a notification informing that the applicants seeking such certificates/licenses may now apply through an online portal as per the checklist in the developed modules.
Further, it has also been notified that the facility of offline submission of applications in hard copy may not be available after 25th March 2021 for processing.
Sugam is an e-Governance system to discharge various functions performed by CDSCO under Drugs and Cosmetics (D&C) Act, 1940. The software system developed is an online web portal where applicants can apply for NOCs, licenses, registration certificates, permissions and approvals.
It provides an online interface for applicants to track their applications, respond to queries and download the permissions issued by CDSCO. It also enables CDSCO officials to process the applications online and generate the permissions online and generate MIS reports.
It contains step-by-step guidance to the applicants of the Sugam portal with screenshots of the workflow for various application submissions.
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