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Register Your Company
The Right Way, From Day One

Starting a Private Limited Company, LLP, OPC, or Partnership? Our company law professionals handle name approval, incorporation filing, and every compliance that follows — so your business starts on solid legal ground.

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4 StructuresPvt Ltd, LLP, OPC, Partnership
MCA FiledEnd-to-End on the Portal
TrackedUntil Certificate is Issued

Choosing the right structure matters before you begin: Private Limited for funding & scale, LLP for professional partnerships, OPC for solo founders.

About Our Registration Service

Your Company, Incorporated With Precision

Registering a company isn't just about getting a certificate of incorporation — it's about choosing the right structure for how you plan to raise funds, bring in partners, and grow, and getting the paperwork right the first time so it doesn't slow you down later.

Our company law professionals handle the entire cycle: name reservation, drafting of MOA/AOA or the LLP agreement, DIN and DSC for directors, filing with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs, and applying for PAN, TAN, and your bank account setup. If a query comes back from the Registrar, we're the ones who respond to it.

Certified Company Law ProfessionalsEvery filing reviewed before submission
Name & Structure AdvisoryRight entity type checked against your business plan
Tracked to CertificateWe follow up until incorporation is confirmed
Registration Status Tracker Sample: Private Limited Company Incorporation
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DSC & DIN ObtainedDigital signatures issued for all directors
Name ApprovedReserved with the Registrar of Companies
Incorporation Filing Under ReviewMOA, AOA and SPICe+ submitted to MCA
Certificate Issued & PAN/TAN AllottedPending
Entity TypePrivate Limited
Assigned ProfessionalSenior Company Law Expert
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Who Should Register

Is It Time to Formalize Your Business?

Registering a company brings legal recognition, credibility, and protection — often earlier in your journey than founders expect.

Startups Planning to Raise Funds

Investors and venture funds almost always require a Private Limited structure before they can invest, so incorporating early avoids restructuring later.

Professional Partnerships

Two or more professionals working together — consultants, service firms, agencies — benefit from an LLP's limited liability and flexible internal agreement.

Solo Founders

A One Person Company lets a single founder get limited liability and a separate legal identity without needing to bring in a co-founder.

Businesses Wanting Limited Liability

Sole proprietors and unregistered partnerships carry personal liability for business debts — incorporation separates personal and business assets.

Businesses Seeking Vendor Contracts

Many corporates and government tenders only onboard registered entities, making incorporation a prerequisite for larger contracts.

Anyone Opening a Business Bank Account

A registered entity and its incorporation certificate are typically required to open a current account and access business banking and credit.

Business Structures

The Right Structure for Your Business

Not sure which entity type fits your plans? Here's a quick guide — we confirm the correct one during your consultation.

StructureBest Suited ForKey Notes
Private Limited CompanyStartups, businesses planning to raise funding or scaleSeparate legal entity, limited liability, easiest to bring in investors
Limited Liability PartnershipProfessional firms, service businesses with two or more partnersLimited liability with flexible internal management
One Person CompanySolo founders wanting a corporate structureSingle owner, limited liability, can convert to Pvt Ltd later
Partnership FirmSmall businesses with trusted partners, low compliance needsNo separate legal identity, unlimited liability
Sole ProprietorshipIndividual freelancers and very small local businessesSimplest to start, no liability protection
Section 8 CompanyNon-profits, NGOs, charitable organisationsNo profit distribution to members, tax benefits available
Structure applicability shown is a general guide based on current company law provisions and may change with regulatory updates. We confirm the correct structure for your specific business plan during your consultation.
Pvt Ltd vs LLP

Choose the Structure That Fits Your Plans

We walk you through both structures against your funding, ownership, and compliance preferences before you decide.

Most Chosen for Startups

Private Limited Company

Separate legal entity, shares issued to shareholders
OwnershipShareholders, min. 2 directors
LiabilityLimited to share capital
FundraisingCan issue equity to investors
ComplianceHigher — annual ROC filings, audits
Best suited if you plan to raise external funding, bring in ESOPs, or scale beyond a small founding team.

Limited Liability Partnership

Partnership with limited liability protection
OwnershipPartners, min. 2 designated partners
LiabilityLimited to partner's contribution
FundraisingCannot issue equity shares
ComplianceLower — fewer ongoing filings
Usually better for professional service firms and partnerships not planning to raise equity funding. Terms are illustrative — we confirm current provisions at the time of filing.
After Incorporation

Compliances We Help You Track

Registration is just the beginning — ongoing filings keep your company in good standing with the Registrar.

Form INC-20AWithin 180 days
Commencement of Business

Declaration confirming subscribed capital has been received, filed before the company begins operations.

Form AOC-4Annual
Financial Statements Filing

Annual filing of the company's balance sheet and profit & loss account with the Registrar.

Form MGT-7Annual
Annual Return

Yearly return covering shareholding pattern, directors, and other key company details.

Board MeetingsMin. 4 per year
Statutory Meetings

Private Limited Companies must hold a minimum number of board meetings each year with proper minutes recorded.

DIN KYCAnnual
Director KYC

Every director must complete annual KYC to keep their Director Identification Number active.

Statutory AuditAs applicable
Books & Audit

Maintenance of statutory registers and books of account, audited as required under company law.

Documentation

What You'll Need to Share

For Directors & Partners
  • PAN Card & Aadhaar Card of all directors/partners
  • Passport-size photographs
  • Address proof (bank statement/utility bill)
  • Email ID & mobile number for OTP verification
  • Digital Signature Certificate details, if already held
  • Passport copy, for foreign nationals/NRIs
For the Registered Office & Business
  • Proof of registered office address
  • No-objection certificate from the property owner
  • Latest utility bill for the registered address
  • Proposed company/LLP names, in order of preference
  • Brief description of the proposed business activity
  • Capital contribution & shareholding split, if decided
Simple Process

From Documents to Certificate in Hand

1
Share Your Details

Send director/partner documents, proposed names, and the registered office address to your assigned professional.

2
Structure Advisory

We confirm the right entity type for your business plan and explain the compliance that comes with it.

3
DSC, DIN & Name Approval

Digital signatures and director IDs are obtained, and your preferred company name is reserved with the Registrar.

4
Drafting & Filing

MOA, AOA, or the LLP agreement is drafted, and the incorporation application is filed with the MCA.

5
Certificate of Incorporation

Once approved, the Registrar issues your certificate along with your company's CIN.

6
PAN, TAN & Bank Account

We help you apply for PAN, TAN, and set up your business current account to get you operational.

Certificate & Timelines

What Happens After You Apply

Incorporation Process

Name approvalTypically 1–2 working days
SPICe+ filing to certificateUsually 7–10 working days
Certificate issued byRegistrar of Companies (MCA)
Status trackingAvailable on the MCA portal

Non-Compliance Consequences

Late annual filingAdditional government fee per day of delay
Missed INC-20ACompany cannot commence business, penalty applies
Continued non-filingDirectors may be disqualified
Prolonged inactivityCompany may be struck off by the Registrar
Why Choose Us

Precision, Not Just Paperwork

Certified Professionals

Every filing reviewed by a qualified company secretary or experienced corporate law expert.

Structure Advisory Included

We compare Pvt Ltd, LLP, and OPC against your plans before you commit to one.

Accuracy-First Filing

Documents and forms checked thoroughly before submission to avoid Registrar queries and resubmissions.

Query Resolution

Dedicated support if the Registrar raises a query or seeks clarification after filing.

Confidential Handling

Your business and personal data is handled with strict privacy standards throughout.

Dedicated Advisor

One point of contact for your registration, certificate status, and post-incorporation compliance.

FAQ

Company Registration Questions Answered

It depends on your funding plans, number of founders, and how much compliance you're ready to take on. Private Limited suits startups planning to raise funds, LLP suits professional partnerships, and OPC suits solo founders. We help you decide during your consultation.
Name approval is typically completed within 1-2 working days, and the full incorporation process — from filing to receiving your certificate — usually takes about 7-10 working days, depending on Registrar processing times and document readiness.
You need a registered office address with proof of address and a no-objection certificate from the owner, but this can be a residential address or a shared/virtual office in many cases — it doesn't have to be dedicated commercial space.
You'll need to file a commencement of business declaration, hold minimum statutory board meetings, and file annual returns and financial statements with the Registrar every year. We can help you stay on top of these ongoing requirements.
Yes. A One Person Company can convert to a Private Limited Company, and in some cases a Partnership or LLP can convert to a Private Limited Company as your business grows and your needs change, subject to the applicable conditions.
Delayed filings attract additional government fees for each day of delay, and continued non-compliance can lead to director disqualification or the company being struck off by the Registrar. Timely filing keeps your company in good standing.
Yes, foreign nationals and NRIs can be directors, subject to at least one director being a resident of India as required under company law. Additional documents like a notarised passport copy are typically needed for foreign directors.

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