Register Your One Person Company (OPC) in 5 Simple Steps

The power of a Private Limited Company — built for solo founders. Run your business solo, enjoy limited liability, and maintain complete control. No partners needed. We handle every form, filing, and follow-up — so you can focus on building your business from Day 1.

Step 1: Set Up Ownership & Management

One founder. Full control. Complete protection.

An OPC is uniquely designed for the solo entrepreneur who wants corporate credibility without sharing control.

• Shareholder: Only 1 (must be an Indian citizen and resident)
• Director: Minimum 1, maximum 15 (the sole shareholder can also be the sole director)
• Nominee: 1 mandatory nominee must be appointed (takes over in case of death or incapacity of the owner)
• Paid-up Capital: No minimum requirement

We secure the Director Identification Number (DIN), help you appoint the right nominee, and structure everything correctly from the start.

💡 Who qualifies? Only a natural person who is an Indian citizen and has been resident in India for at least 182 days in the preceding financial year can incorporate an OPC.

Step 2: Get Your OPC Registered

Make it official — all by yourself.

This is where your One Person Company comes to life. We help you:

• Choose a unique company name ending in "(OPC) Private Limited" that clears MCA guidelines
• Define your core business activities and draft the Memorandum of Association (MoA) and Articles of Association (AoA)
• Record the nominee's consent in the incorporation documents
• File everything through the government portal on your behalf

Once approved, you receive three critical documents:

Step 3: Commence Business Operations

You're registered — now let's get moving.

To legally start operations, you need to:

1. Open a corporate bank account in the company's name
2. Deposit the initial share capital as the sole shareholder
3. File the 'Commencement of Business' Declaration within 180 days of incorporation

We prepare and file this declaration using your bank statement and board resolution — keeping your OPC in good standing right from the start.

Step 4: Stay Compliant with Annual Filings

Once a year, every year — no exceptions.

OPCs enjoy slightly relaxed compliance compared to Private Limited Companies — but filings are still mandatory, even with zero activity. Here's what's required every year:

• No mandatory AGM (one of the key advantages of an OPC!)
• File audited financial statements
• File the Annual Return
• Maintain statutory registers and board meeting minutes

Deadlines are tight — typically 30 to 60 days after the financial year end. We track every date and file on time, every time.

💡 OPC Advantage: Unlike Private or Public Limited Companies, an OPC is not required to hold an Annual General Meeting — saving you time and procedural overhead every year.

Documents You'll Need

Getting your documents ready upfront keeps the process smooth and fast.

👤 For the Sole Director & Shareholder

👥 For the Nominee

🏢 For the Registered Office

🚀 For Commencement of Business