Incorporation services

Register your company in India — Pvt Ltd, LLP or OPC.

We handle the MCA paperwork end to end — DSC, DIN, name reservation and SPICe+ filing — so you can focus on building the business, not navigating portals.

Choosing the right entity structure is the first strategic decision any founder makes. It affects liability, taxation, funding eligibility and compliance load for years to come. We help you pick the structure that fits your stage and register it correctly the first time.

Entity types compared

FeaturePrivate LimitedLLPOPC
Min. members2 shareholders2 partners1 (+ 1 nominee)
LiabilityLimited to sharesLimited to contributionLimited to shares
Governing lawCompanies Act, 2013LLP Act, 2008Companies Act, 2013
Equity fundingEasy — issue sharesDifficult — no sharesConvert to Pvt Ltd first
Compliance loadHigherLowerModerate
Best forStartups seeking fundingProfessional firms, consultanciesSolo entrepreneurs

Documents required

  • PAN and Aadhaar of all directors / partners
  • Identity proof — voter ID, passport or driving licence
  • Address proof — recent utility bill or bank statement (not older than 2 months)
  • Passport-size photograph of each director / partner
  • Proof of registered office — rent agreement with NOC, or ownership document + utility bill
  • Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) — Class 3, for each director
  • For LLP: LLP Agreement on stamp paper (filed within 30 days as Form 3)

How the process works

We handle the portal work. You provide the documents.

StepWhat happens
1. DSC & DINWe obtain your Digital Signature Certificate and Director Identification Number.
2. Name reservationWe file SPICe+ Part A (or RUN-LLP) and get your company name reserved with MCA.
3. Incorporation filingWe file SPICe+ Part B with e-MoA, e-AoA, PAN, TAN and AGILE-PRO-S for GST/EPFO/ESIC.
4. Certificate issuedMCA issues your Certificate of Incorporation with CIN, PAN and TAN.
5. Post-setupBank account opening, share certificates, first board meeting and statutory registers.

Timeline & cost

With complete documents, incorporation typically takes 7–15 working days for Pvt Ltd and LLP. Section 8 companies take 15–25 working days due to additional licence approval. MCA filing fees are waived for authorised capital up to ₹15 lakh — our professional fee is quoted upfront after a quick call.

Startup India (DPIIT) recognition

If your entity is less than 10 years old with turnover under ₹100 Crore, you can apply for DPIIT recognition through the National Single Window System — free of cost. Benefits include a 3-year tax holiday under Section 80-IAC, angel tax exemption, 80% rebate on patent fees, self-certification under labour laws, and access to the Fund of Funds. We handle the application end to end.

Post-incorporation compliance

  • First board meeting within 30 days of incorporation
  • Appoint statutory auditor within 30 days
  • File INC-20A (commencement of business) within 180 days
  • Issue share certificates within 60 days
  • Maintain statutory registers from day one
  • File annual returns (AOC-4, MGT-7) even with nil activity
  • DIR-3 KYC for all directors annually by 30 September

Frequently asked questions

What is the minimum capital required to register a company?
There is no minimum paid-up capital requirement for Pvt Ltd, OPC or LLP. You can start with as little as ₹1. Authorised capital determines your MCA filing fee.
Can an NRI or foreigner be a director?
Yes, but at least one director must be an Indian resident — someone who has stayed in India for 120 or more days in the preceding financial year.
What is the difference between LLP and Pvt Ltd?
Pvt Ltd has a share capital structure, making it easier to raise equity funding from investors. LLP has lower compliance but cannot issue shares — raising equity investment is harder.
Do I need a physical office for registration?
You need a registered office address with proof — rent agreement and NOC, or ownership documents with a utility bill. A residential address is accepted.
Can I convert my LLP to Pvt Ltd later?
Yes, conversion is allowed under Section 366 of the Companies Act, 2013, subject to meeting prescribed conditions.

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