• Disqualified Directors must file a Writ Petition with the Honourable High Court in accordance with Article 226 of the Indian Constitution. The following communication must be submitted by the appellant with the foregoing writ petition
• Companies that have had their names removed from records may also appeal under Section 252 of the Companies Act of 2013 to the National Company Law Tribunal in order to have their names reinstated.
• The appellant is obliged to file statutory paperwork with the ROC and annual returns from the previous three years with the income tax authority after receiving decisions of DIN reactivation and resurrection of struck off company from the Hon'ble High Court and NCLT.
• After completing all compliance requirements and paying any penalties imposed by the appellant, ROC must raise a ticket on the MCA21 portal using the Change Requirement Form (CRF). Additionally, ROC must upload a copy of the relevant order on the portal. The deactivated DIN will be reactivated following validation. The following documents must be submitted with the Writ if it is filed-
  - Notice of Motion
  - Memo of Parties; Parties to the Petition (Name, Address, Designation, etc.);
  - Urgent Application;
  - Summary and calendar of events;
  - Circumstances that result in the failure to file required documentation;
  - Company status and directors seeking re-election;
  - Request clause to have the publication made by ROC—the disputed list of directors disqualified under Section 164(2)(a) of the 2013 Companies Act—set aside;
  - List of all the firms in which the appellant is a director;
  A copy of the press release or impugned notice that the ROC issued listing the disqualified directors;
  - Application for a stay under Section 151 of the CPC;