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One Person Company Registration

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Procedure for online

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Raise Query

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Upload Document For Proper Guidance

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Make 50% Advance Payment

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Procure your DSC & DIN for Director (1 Day Process)

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Proposed Company's Name Approval (4-5 Days Process)

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Send you documents for the Director's Signature (1-2 Days Process)

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Make Balance 50% Payment

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We will file documents for the final registration (4-5 Days Process)

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We will send you the Incorporation certificate, MOA, AOA, PAN & TAN Acknowledgement Receipt after Incorporation

Documents Required

Only Scanned Copies are required

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PAN Card

PAN card copy of the Director and Shareholder.

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ID Proof

ID proof of the nominee

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Photo ID Proof of the Director and Shareholder.

Identity Proof (Voter Card, Passport, Driving Licence)

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Proof of Registered office with latest Utility bill

Submit the notarized copy of the rent agreement along with the evidence of paid rent amount for at least a month before applying and Utility Bill (Must be less than 30 Days). NOC from the Owner of the Property

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Photo

Latest Passport Size Photograph

What you get

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Business Incorporation Certificate

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AOA and MOA

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Company PAN & TAN

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DIN for 1 Director

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DSC for 1 Director

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Name Approval Letter

One Person Company Registration - An Overview

One person company (OPC) is a company where only one shareholder holds 100% of the stake in the company. He will also act as a director for the company. Entrepreneurs who like to have a single person control in the entity can opt for this type. Therefore, the said person will be the sole shareholder and director (however, a director nominee is present, but has zero power until the real director proves incapable of carrying on). Also, there can be no opportunity for contributing to employee stock options or equity funding. Additionally, if an OPC has an average turnover of ₹2 crores thrice in a row and over or acquires a paid-up fund of ₹50 lakh and over, it has to be converted to a private limited company or public limited company within six months.

Eligibility Criteria for One Person Company Registration in India

Before you can register OPC (One Person Company), there are some requirements that you need to understand. Following are the OPC registration requirements that you need to know:

  • Only one director
  • Only One Member
  • No minimum paid-up share
  • No capital
  • No continued existence is allowed.

These minimal requirements make the one-person company registration process quite accessible but a person should be a Resident of India.

Factors to consider while picking a name for your OPC

The various factors which you should keep in mind while picking a name for OPC Registration are as follows:

  • The name should have the words ‘OPC Private Limited’ at its end
  • The name must be distinctive and unique
  • The name should be suggestive of the company’s business
  • The name should follow the guidelines of MCA

Benefits of Online One Person Company Registration in India

One Person Company Registration has many benefits. These are as follows:

  • Limited Liability along with protection from other risks and losses.
  • Greater ability to attract investors and raise money for your business.
  • Increased legitimacy & brand awareness.
  • Greater possibility to expand your business
  • Easier to register & manage
  • Easier to wind up
  • Ease of share transfer

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Disclaimer: The materials provided herein are solely for information purposes. No attorney-client relationship is created when you access or use the site or the materials. The information presented on this site does not constitute legal or professional advice. It should not be relied upon for such purposes or used as a substitute for legal advice from an attorney licensed in your state.

Disclaimer

The materials provided herein are solely for information purposes. No attorney-client relationship is created when you access or use the site or the materials. The information presented on this site does not constitute legal or professional advice. It should not be relied upon for such purposes or used as a substitute for legal advice from an attorney licensed in your state.