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Sell Globally with Amazon FBA

Amazon has online marketplaces in 11 countries, enabling third-party sellers to reach buying customers both locally and globally. You can begin by selling in the US and EU on Amazon.com

In order to register for a new seller account at amazon.com here's what you need to do:

Create a new email ID different from the one you use at Amazon India
Remember to keep an international credit card handy (without a valid international credit card you cannot sell on amazon.com)
Keep your business address and mobile phone ready
Register at this link – Link (if this does not work, go to sellercentral.amazon.com and click on Register Now)

Use this link for EU (European Union)
Use this link for JP (Japan)

Join us at the webinar to clarify your doubts

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Sell Globally With Amazon

We will discuss How to start selling on Amazon with Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA) including:

What is Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA)
How FBA works?
Advantages of FBA
Getting started with FBA
Service providers to help you with FBA

At the end of the webinar we will email you:

Link to service providers who can help you with your account (if you need it)
Link to Return Service Provider (if you need it)
Link to Shipping Service Provider (if you need it)
Link to Tax Consultant (if you need it)
Links to essential information on your seller account

Apply for an Import Export Code (IEC) at - www.dgft.gov.in
Apply for an Authorized Dealer code (AD) - An exporter can obtain an AD Code by simply asking their Bank to provide it. Since the AD Code is unique to the Bank and is the same for all its customers, the exporter can request the Bank with whom it has a current account to provide the same.

Thank you for your interest in the Amazon Global selling program.

Amazon US will not ask you for: Company identification number (CIN), Permanent account number (PAN) (personal or your company’s), Value added tax number (VAT), Central sales tax number (CST), Goods and service tax number (GST), Tax identification number (TIN) or Additional place on business certificate (APoB)

Your Courier Partner will ask you for: Import export code (IEC) and Authorized dealer (AD) code

Take a look at the various services and help provided by the Mass Account Management Team here.

Amazon.com Seller Identity Verification Checklist

All Sellers should provide two different identity verification documents to complete new Seller account registration on Amazon.com. Requested documents must be uploaded to Seller Central, unless instructed otherwise by the verification team. Important: Verification of Seller information can take up to one week to complete. During this time, Sellers can create product listings and apply to sell products in categories that require additional approval. But these listings will not be visible on Amazon until Seller registration is approved. The verification team will send Sellers an email notification if they need additional time to complete review. Please contact Seller Support if you experience significant delay or issues during the verification process.
Please review the following information of document requirements before uploading documents for the verification process.

One National ID Document
- Name on ID document MUST match legal name of primary point of contact entered in Seller Central
- Document must be valid. Expired documents cannot be accepted
- Document should be government-issued (e.g., valid passport) and must show ALL the following information
  - Name
  - Date of Birth
  - Country of citizenship or country of issuance
- Document must be a scanned color copy or a photo of both sides. Screenshot cannot be accepted
One Bank Account Statement OR Credit Card Statement
- Account holder name AND address on the document MUST match the individual or business name AND business address entered in Seller Central
- Document issued within the last 90 days
- Document must be a scanned copy or a photo. Screenshot cannot be accepted

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1.What are supported languages for document verification?

The verification team offers support for 8 languages: Chinese, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, and Spanish.

2.What if my document is not in any of supported languages?

Sellers can provide either 1) their passport in Latin characters, or 2) a notarized translated copy of their government-issued ID. Similarly, Sellers can also submit Bank account statement or Credit card statements in Latin characters or provide a notarized, translated copy of the statement.

3.Can I provide Payoneer or Worldfirst bank account statement? And does the statement need to include transaction history?

The verification team accepts Bank account statement from any issuing bank (Incl. Payoneer or Worldfirst) as long as the document clearly shows 1. Correct account holder name and address, 2. Issued in last 90 days 3. And is not in a screenshot. Transaction history is not needed. Sellers may hide monetary amounts, but the rest of the document must be visible.

4.What if my name on Seller Central is a business name and bank account holder name is with business name?

The verification team matches information for the point of contact (i.e. the person creating the account). During Registration, if registering as a business, please enter the business registered name AND primary point of contact’s full name (e.g., ABC Inc.-John Smith). Name of the Primary POC is then validated versus the national ID and the bank account or credit card statements.

5.I have existing Amazon Seller account in EU and have already passed KYC. Do I still need to submit required documents to complete new Seller account registration on Amazon.com?

Currently, yes. Sellers still need to pass verification process on Amazon.com.

6.What happens if submitted documents get rejected by verification team?

Sellers will be informed via email or case log to provide correct documents.