Keep your LEI record current through annual revalidation. Renew an active or lapsed LEI, confirm your entity information and submit any changes through one online application.
Your existing 20-character LEI number will remain the same.
Choose a one-, three- or five-year plan based on how long you want LEI24 to manage your annual renewals.
| Renewal plan | Total price | Price per year | Saving |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 year | ₹3,949 | ₹3,949 | Standard price |
| 3 years | ₹9,897 | ₹3,299 | Save 16% |
| 5 years | ₹14,745 | ₹2,949 | Save 25% |
Full LEI pricing for registration, renewal and transfer is available in Indian rupees.
Renewing an LEI confirms that the information connected to the entity remains accurate. If anything has changed since the last validation, you can submit the new details during the same process.
Find Your LEI Record
Enter the entity’s registered legal name or existing 20-character LEI number to retrieve its current public record.Confirm or Update the Details
Review the entity’s legal name, addresses, registration information and parent relationships. Correct any information that has changed since the LEI was issued or last renewed.Select a Plan and Submit
Choose a one-, three- or five-year renewal plan and submit the application for validation. Supporting documents may be requested when information cannot be confirmed through available records.After the renewal is approved, the entity’s next renewal date and registration status are updated in the Global LEI Index.
LEI renewal is the annual revalidation of the legal entity information connected to an existing LEI number. It confirms that the public record remains accurate and extends the next renewal date for another year.
The process does not issue a new identifier. The same LEI remains assigned to the entity throughout its existence, including after renewal, an information update or a transfer between service providers.
If the renewal deadline passes, the record’s registration status changes to LAPSED. The LEI remains assigned to the entity, but its reference data is no longer shown as currently revalidated.
Renewal, update and transfer are related services, but each serves a different purpose.
| Service | What It Does | When It Is Needed |
|---|---|---|
| LEI Renewal | Revalidates the entity information and extends the next renewal date | Every year |
| LEI Update | Changes information connected to the existing LEI record | When entity details change |
| LEI Transfer | Moves management of the LEI to another service provider | When changing providers |
None of these processes changes the entity’s LEI number.
If another provider currently manages the LEI, it may need to be transferred to LEI24 before we can complete the renewal. The transfer itself does not renew the record, but both processes can be requested together when applicable.
Renewal follows the annual revalidation cycle. An update is required when the information connected to the entity changes, even if its next renewal date has not yet arrived.
Each LEI record includes a next renewal date. Completing the renewal before that date prevents the registration status from changing to LAPSED.
You can search the entity’s LEI record to check its current status, registered details and next renewal date.
The LEI record may need updating after a change to the entity’s:
An update changes the reference data connected to the identifier, not the LEI number itself. The new information must be validated before it appears in the Global LEI Index.
An LEI certificate presents information from the entity’s public LEI record. The PDF itself is not edited directly.
First, submit the changed entity information for validation. Once the public record has been updated, you can download a new LEI certificate showing the current details.
Renewal may also change the status and next renewal date shown on a newly generated certificate. The entity’s 20-character LEI number remains unchanged.
An LEI becomes lapsed when its annual renewal is not completed by the next renewal date. The code remains assigned to the same entity and continues to appear in the Global LEI Index, but the record is no longer shown as currently revalidated.
A lapsed status may result in additional checks or delays where a bank, regulator or counterparty requires current LEI information. Whether it affects a particular transaction depends on the applicable requirement and the institution involved.
A lapsed LEI should be renewed rather than replaced. The entity cannot obtain a second LEI to avoid renewing the existing record.
To restore the record:
Once approved, the registration status returns to ISSUED and a new next renewal date is recorded.
Renew your LEI before its next renewal date, restore a lapsed status or submit changed entity information for validation.
Support is available when the LEI is managed by another provider, the entity has a complex ownership structure or additional documents are needed to verify an update. If you need help with a complex LEI update or want to clarify the renewal requirements, please contact our team.
An LEI record must generally be revalidated once every year. Its public record includes a next renewal date showing when the current validation period ends.
LEI24 renewal costs ₹3,949 for one year, ₹9,897 for three years or ₹14,745 for five years. The three- and five-year plans reduce the average annual price.
Find your existing LEI, review the entity information, correct any changed details and select a renewal plan. The application is then submitted for validation.
No. Renewal updates the record’s validation information and next renewal date. The same 20-character LEI remains assigned to the entity.
Yes. A lapsed LEI should be renewed using its existing number. Once the entity information has been successfully revalidated, the registration status returns to ISSUED.
Yes, but the LEI may first need to be transferred to the provider completing the renewal. A transfer does not change the LEI number and can usually be requested with renewal.
Yes. LEI24 offers one-, three- and five-year plans. Under a multi-year plan, the required revalidation still takes place annually, but LEI24 manages each renewal during the selected period.
Retrieve the existing LEI record and submit the corrected entity information. Supporting documents may be required when the new details cannot be verified through available registry records.
Update the public LEI record first. Once the changed information has been validated, generate a new certificate showing the current entity details, registration status and next renewal date.
Yes. Annual renewal is still required to confirm that the existing information remains accurate. If renewal is missed, the registration status changes to LAPSED.
