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Company & LLP Incorporation
Register your Private Limited Company, LLP, or OPC — DSC, name approval, and filing included.
What this covers
Incorporating a Private Limited Company, LLP, or One Person Company involves several sequential steps — a Digital Signature Certificate for the proposed directors, name reservation, the incorporation filing itself, and the founding documents that define how the entity runs. We handle the sequence end to end.
Who this is for: Founders setting up a new legal entity — whether that's a first-time Private Limited Company, an LLP for a professional practice, or a subsidiary of an existing business.
What's included
- Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) for directors/partners
- Company name reservation (RUN/SPICe+ Part A)
- Incorporation filing (SPICe+) and MOA/AOA drafting
- PAN, TAN, and bank account opening support
- LLP agreement drafting for LLP incorporations
FAQ
Common questions
It depends on your funding plans and ownership structure. A Private Limited Company is the standard choice if you plan to raise outside investment. An LLP suits professional services or partnerships that don't need external equity funding. An OPC works for a single founder who wants limited liability without bringing in a co-founder yet.
Once documents and DSCs are in place, a straightforward SPICe+ incorporation is often approved within 1-2 weeks, though it can take longer if the name or documents need revision.
Yes — a registered office address (which can be a rented or shared space, not necessarily owned) is required at the time of incorporation, along with proof of address and the owner's no-objection letter.
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