Public Limited Company Registration

You just need basic KYC documents of directors like PAN, a recent address proof, and passport-size photo. To begin, fill out the above form and our team will guide you step-by-step.

Registrar of Companies (ROC) is the government authority that registers all companies in India. Each state has a designated ROC office—for example, Delhi has one, Maharashtra has two (Mumbai & Pune), and so on.

DIN stands for Director Identification Number. It's a unique number issued by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) for individuals who want to become directors in a company. It's mandatory for company registration.

DSC is an electronic signature used to sign documents online for ROC filings. It’s mandatory for signing incorporation documents and cannot be used for physical paperwork.

MOA stands for Memorandum of Association and AOA is Articles of Association. They define your company's objectives, rules, and operational framework. These are standard legal documents filed during incorporation.

Capital refers to the investment by shareholders. Authorised capital is the maximum limit for issuing shares, while paid-up capital is the actual amount received by the company. You can begin with as little as ₹10,000, although ₹5 lakh is standard for public companies.

Not right away. You’ll first receive the incorporation certificate. Then, open a company bank account and deposit the capital within 60 days.

No turnover is required to start a company. You can incorporate a Public Limited Company from day one—even without any current sales or operations.

No. PF, GST, and other registrations are applicable only if your business meets specific threshold limits. They’re not automatically triggered just by incorporating a company.