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# Eventos Del Proceso De Emisión

## Anulación&#x20;

Evento que consiste en anular un documento electrónico. El mismo solamente puede ser solicitado por el emisor de la FE; por este motivo, la solicitud debe ser firmada utilizando un certificado digital.&#x20;

Serán rechazados los pedidos de anulación de FE si:&#x20;

1. El Numero de Autorización del documento a anular no coincide con ningún DTE registrado y vigente en la SAT, si tiene asociado uno o más DTE del tipo “NDEB”, “NCRE”, “CIVA” o “CAIS” con estado Vigente. &#x20;
2. El NIT Emisor no coincide con el que aparece registrado en la SAT de acuerdo con el valor de la casilla “Número de Autorización del Documento a Anular&#x20;
3. El ID Receptor no coincide con el que aparece registrado en la SAT de acuerdo con el valor de la casilla “Número de Autorización del Documento a Anular&#x20;
4. La fecha de emisión del documento a anular no coincide con la registrada en la SAT.&#x20;
5. La fecha de anulación excede la fecha de vencimiento del período de la declaración mensual del IVA al que corresponde el documento a anular.&#x20;


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