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Quick Summary Filing a complaint in SEBI SCORES means registering with your PAN, picking the correct entity category, and submitting your evidence, after which the entity gets 21 days to respond and you get two review windows if that response falls short. This guide covers why you can use SEBI SCORES, what they do, and how they are used. It alone does not resolve things. It also covers what a complaint against each type of registered entity, from a stock broker to a credit rating agency, usually involves. For cases that need more than a straightforward filing, it explains when to bring in someone like Aseem Juneja, who has received money for investors through this exact process.
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How to Lodge a Complaint in SEBI SCORES: Step-by-Step Process To lodge a complaint in SEBI SCORES, you register on the portal with your PAN, pick the correct category for the entity you are complaining against, and submit your evidence, after which that entity is required to respond within a fixed deadline. That is the process in one line. SEBI’s SCORES platform resolved 5.037 investor complaints in June 2026, almost matching the 5.035 fresh complaints filed that same month, and a complaint that is documented properly at the start usually moves within days rather than sitting unanswered. This page covers the full process: who is allowed to use SCOREs, what to prepare before you register, the exact filing steps, what happens once you submit, and why complaints get rejected or closed. It is written first as a guide you can follow on your own. If you would rather not handle the filing and the follow-on yourself, Aseem Juneja takes on SEBI SCORES complaints on behalf of investors and carry them to SMART Q&R arbitration where needed, and that service is covered later on this page.
What is SEBI SCORES If you searched “what is SEBI SCORES,” here is the direct answer. SCORES stands for SEBI Complaints Redress System. It is the Securities and Exchange Board of India’s official investor grievances portal, a single online window where you can raise a complaint against a listed company or a SEBI registered intermediary and so SEBI track whether that entity responds. The current version, SCORES 2.0, went live in April 2024 and replaced the earlier scores.gov.in system entirely. The old site was shut for fresh filings from March 20, 2024, so scores.gov.in now is the only place to lodge a new complaint. You can reach it through the SCORES website on any browser or through the SEBI SCORES app on your phone, and both connect to the same underlying system
Step by step process to file a complaint in SEBI SCORES Step 1: Complete SEBI SCORES registration Go to scores.sebi.gov.in and select investor registration. Enter your name, PAN, and date of birth exactly as they appear on your ID, then provide a verified email address and mobile number.
Step 2: Verify and generate your login Submit the form and confirm the OTP sent to your email and phone. This generates your unique SEBI SCORES login ID and password, which you will use for this complaint and any future one.
Step 3: Log in and select the correct intermediary category