Business Registration: Before applying for a trade license, the business owner must register their business with the relevant government authorities. Business registration involves selecting a business name, determining the legal structure (sole proprietorship, partnership, limited liability company, etc.), and providing other required information.

Application Submission: Once the business is registered, the entrepreneur or business owner needs to submit an application for the trade license to the local municipal corporation or the designated government department. The application form will require details about the business, its nature of operations, location, ownership details, and other relevant information.

Verification and Inspection: The local authorities review the application and may conduct inspections of the business premises to verify compliance with various regulations, including building safety codes and health standards.

Fee Payment: There is usually a fee associated with obtaining a trade license. The applicant needs to pay the required fee as part of the application process.

License Issuance: If the business meets all the necessary requirements and is in compliance with local regulations, the trade license is issued, authorizing the business to operate legally within the jurisdiction.

Renewal: Trade licenses are typically valid for a specific period, such as one year. Business owners must renew their licenses periodically to continue operating legally.