a) Application before Tribunal- First step submitting Form No. NCLT-9, an application to NCLT pursuant to Section 252(3) of the Companies Act of 2013, for consideration. A number of documents must be submitted with the appeal-
• A supporting affidavit confirming the submission of the company revival application in Form No. NCLT 6 is required to accompany the appeal.
• Copy of ROC-issued notice or publication
• Board resolution copy
• A list of the company's directors as well as a copy of its articles of incorporation and memorandum of association
• A Memorandum of Appearance or Vakalatnama in the name of the authorizing advocate or company secretary
• The most recent audited balance sheet of the company
• A bank statement proving that the business is still operating
• Funds or land registered in the company's name
• A bank draft proving the payment of the application fee.
• Evidence of mailing to the ROC and the income tax authority
• Any other paperwork supporting the application.

b) Serving the application or appeal- Before NCLT, the applicant must submit three copies of their application. Before the date set for the application's hearing, the applicant must send a copy of the application to the ROC and the Income Tax authority via fast post, registered mail, or Dasti.
c) Passing order- The Bench (Tribunal) will hear the applicant's explanation for why the company is not operating or why no statutory documents have been filed. Bench will request the filing of reports from the ROC and Income Tax Authority. If the facts of the case indicate that the company is capable of conducting business and the ROC has not objected to the resurrection of the company, the bench may order its revival. A judge may also impose specific sanctions.
d) Submitting a certified copy of the order to the ROC
• Within thirty days of the date of the order in INC 28, the applicant must deliver a certified copy to the Registrar of Companies.
• Additionally, the applicant is required to pay any costs or penalties imposed by the tribunal, and
• The applicant company is required to file all outstanding statutory documents with the ROC within the timeframe specified by the tribunal in the order.
e) Publication in an official gazette- Following receipt of such an order, ROC will issue the order for the revival of the company in the Official Gazette using its legal name and seal. The impact of this publication will be the same as if the company had not previously been struck off.
f) Filing statutory documents with ROC- According to the timeline specified by the tribunal in the aforementioned ruling, the Applicant Company must file all outstanding Statutory Documents with ROC, including Financial Statements and Annual Returns.