Registration Services

A Private Limited Company requires a minimum of 2 directors (at least one must be an Indian resident) and 2 shareholders (directors and shareholders can be the same individuals). You need a registered office address in India, Class 3 Digital Signature Certificates (DSC) for directors, and PAN/Aadhaar/passport identification documents. Under MCA Rule 38, government ROC incorporation filing fees are waived (₹0) for authorized capital up to ₹15 Lakh.

With complete KYC documents in place and name approval obtained, the integrated SPICe+ (INC-32) filing—which bundles PAN, TAN, EPFO, ESIC, Professional Tax, and corporate bank account allotment—is typically approved by the Central Registration Centre (CRC), MCA; the time taken depends on the authority.

A Private Limited Company is an equity-based corporate vehicle ideal for startups seeking venture capital, angel funding, or ESOP allocation, and is taxed at 22% (plus surcharge) under Section 115BAA. A Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) is governed by a partnership deed, has lower compliance requirements, does not require a statutory audit unless turnover exceeds ₹40 Lakh or capital exceeds ₹25 Lakh, and is taxed at a flat 30%.

No. The entire incorporation workflow under the MCA V3 portal and sovereign registration platforms is 100% electronic and paperless. All filings, MOA/AOA executions, and declarations are signed using Class 3 cryptographic Digital Signature Certificates (DSC) without requiring physical presence.

Immediately post-incorporation, a company must: (1) Open a corporate bank account and deposit subscription capital; (2) File Form INC-20A (Commencement of Business) within 180 days; (3) Appoint the first statutory auditor via Form ADT-1 within 30 days of incorporation; (4) Conduct the inaugural Board Meeting; and (5) Pay state stamp duty on share certificates.

Yes. NRIs, PIOs, and foreign nationals can be directors and shareholders in an Indian company. 100% Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) is permitted under the automatic route for most sectors. The only statutory requirement is that at least one director on the Board must be an Indian resident (stayed in India for at least 182 days during the financial year). Foreign documents must be apostilled or notarized in the home country.