One Person Company (OPC) Registration
Support for incorporating an OPC when a single founder needs a separate company structure.
Company secretarial support
OPC and Section 8 incorporation, plus company and LLP name reservation — with the structure, objects and constitutional documents set up correctly before you start trading.
Choose the corporate, ROC or MCA service you need and get matched with a Company Secretary who handles that filing every week.
Upload your incorporation papers, resolutions and financials to a secure vault. Your CS tells you exactly what is needed, and drafts the rest.
Your CS certifies and files with the MCA, then hands over the SRN, the approved forms and the updated statutory records on your dashboard.
Select one or more services to build your cart. Every price is the professional fee — government and statutory charges are shown separately before payment.
Support for incorporating an OPC when a single founder needs a separate company structure.
Support for setting up a not-for-profit company with charitable, social, educational, or similar objectives.
Name-availability review and application support before a proposed company is incorporated or renamed.
Name-availability review and application support for a new or renamed LLP.
Every filing is handled by a verified Company Secretary who works on that form regularly — not a generalist picking it up for the first time.
Whatever you select, the work is documented the same way — so the record holds up in an audit, a loan application or an investor’s data room.
A written list of exactly what we need, before you start hunting for files.
Forms certified and filed by a practising CS, not submitted on your own DSC unsupervised.
Reminders ahead of every recurring filing so the ₹100-a-day clock never starts.
Filed forms, challans, SRNs, resolutions and updated registers, kept on your dashboard.
“Our AOC-4 and MGT-7 were two years overdue and the penalty was growing every day. TaxPlan mapped what was missing, filed the backlog in the right order, and now we get a reminder a month before each due date.”
“We were mid-way through a funding round and the investor flagged missing statutory registers. The CS rebuilt the register set from incorporation in under a week and the diligence closed on time.”
“Adding a partner meant Form 3, Form 4 and a supplementary deed I did not understand. It was drafted, stamped and filed without me having to read a single circular.”
An OPC works when there is genuinely one owner and you want a company rather than a proprietorship — it needs one director and one nominee, and the compliance is lighter (MGT-7A instead of MGT-7, no AGM). A private limited company needs at least two shareholders and two directors, but it is the structure investors expect, because an OPC cannot issue shares to a second party without converting first. If you expect to raise money or bring in a co-founder within a year, incorporate as a private limited from the start.
Because the company has one member, the law requires a named individual who becomes the member if the sole owner dies or becomes incapacitated — this keeps the company alive rather than leaving it in limbo. The nominee must be a resident Indian individual, must consent in Form INC-3 at incorporation, and can be changed later. The nominee has no rights or role while the owner is active.
It is a Maharashtra package for authorised capital up to ₹1 lakh, and it covers two Digital Signature Certificates, DIN allotment, name reservation, drafting of the MOA and AOA, the SPICe+ incorporation filing, PAN and TAN applications, Udyam or Gumasta registration, the government challan and the professional fee. Capital above ₹1 lakh, other states, or Section 8-specific requirements change the stamp duty and are confirmed before filing.
A name approved for a new company is reserved for 20 days from approval, and a name approved for an existing company changing its name is reserved for 60 days. If you do not complete the incorporation or the name change inside that window, the reservation lapses and the name goes back into the pool — so reserve it when you are ready to move, not months ahead.
Yes, and it is common. Names are refused for resembling an existing company or LLP, for conflicting with a registered trademark, for using restricted words like "National", "Bank" or "Insurance" without approval, or for being too generic to identify a business. We search the MCA and trademark databases first and file two to four options in order of preference, which is why most applications clear on the first or second attempt.
No. A residential address can be the registered office, including your own home, as long as you can produce an address proof not older than two months and a No-Objection Certificate from the owner. What matters legally is that statutory notices served at that address reach you — it does not have to be where you actually work.
Open the company bank account and bring in the subscription money agreed in the MOA, then file INC-20A within 180 days declaring that it has been paid — a company with share capital cannot commence business or borrow until this is filed. Appoint the first auditor within 30 days and file ADT-1. From there the annual cycle begins with your first financial year end.
It can pay reasonable remuneration for actual services rendered, but it cannot distribute profit or pay dividends to its members — all income has to be applied to the charitable objects in the memorandum. This restriction is the reason a Section 8 company carries more donor credibility than other structures, and it is enforced through the licence conditions.
Share your CIN or LLPIN and a Company Secretary will pull your MCA record, list what has been filed and what is missing, and tell you the cost of clearing it — before you commit to anything.
