Company Registration Online
Choose the right legal structure and register your new business with guided documentation and professional filing assistance.
Start nowCompany Registration fees
*Professional assistance fee. Applicable government fees and taxes, if any, are confirmed separately before filing.
Who should consider Company Registration?
Requirements depend on your business structure, activity and current regulations. These are common situations where professional guidance is useful.
- Startup founders planning to raise investment
- Growing businesses needing a separate legal identity
- Solo founders considering an OPC
- Professional teams comparing a company and LLP
Documents required for Company Registration
Private Limited Company
- Proposed name and business activity
- PAN and Aadhaar of directors
- Photographs
- Office utility bill
- Rent agreement and NOC
- Mobile number and email
One Person Company
- Proposed name and business activity
- PAN and Aadhaar
- Photograph
- Office utility bill
- Rent agreement and NOC
- Nominee details and KYC
Limited Liability Partnership
- Proposed name and business activity
- PAN and Aadhaar of partners
- Photographs
- Office utility bill
- Rent agreement and NOC
- Mobile number and email
Benefits of Company Registration
- Separate legal business identity
- Better credibility with banks and clients
- Limited liability options
- Structured ownership and growth
Company Registration process
- 1Structure consultation
- 2Name and document check
- 3DSC and incorporation filing
- 4Certificate and registration kit
This is an estimate for a document-ready case. Portal issues, notices, verification or authority workload can extend it.
Rules, fees and portal procedures may change. Check the latest government guidance before filing.
Visit Ministry of Corporate AffairsChoose a structure around ownership and growth
Two founders planning equity investment should compare a share-based company with an LLP before choosing by setup cost alone. Ongoing reporting and decision-making also matter.
This is an example, not a client testimonial or promised outcome.Checks that prevent avoidable rework
- List owners and funding plans.
- Compare recurring compliance costs.
- Confirm the activity and registered office.
What happens next?
Plan banking, accounting and applicable tax or activity-specific registrations after incorporation.
Agree the scope before work begins
Ask for a written quote identifying the entity, period or application covered; the documents you must provide; and the records you will receive. Confirm whether corrections, responses to notices and later filings are included or quoted separately.
Separate professional charges from government fees, taxes and third-party costs. Application acceptance, loan sanction, certification and other external decisions remain with the relevant authority or institution.
Discuss your requirementRelated services and next steps
Private Limited, LLP or OPC?
Compare ownership and growth plans first. Eligibility, taxation and recurring compliance need a review of your actual circumstances.
| Structure | Useful discussion point | Plan ahead for |
|---|---|---|
| Private Limited | Founders considering share-based ownership and equity investment | Governance, shareholding records and company filings |
| LLP | Partners agreeing contribution, profit sharing and management terms | A suitable LLP agreement and recurring LLP compliance |
| OPC | A single founder considering a company structure | Nominee arrangements and future ownership changes |
Company Registration FAQs
Which structure should I choose first?
Start with ownership, liability needs, funding and how profits and decisions will be shared. Compare the options and request advice for your circumstances.
Which structure is right for me?
It depends on founders, funding plans, liability and compliance expectations. We help compare suitable options.
Are government charges included?
Statutory charges vary by entity and capital. A written fee breakup is shared before starting.
How long does Company Registration take in practice?
7–12 working days is a practical estimate for a complete, document-ready case. Verification, notices or portal downtime can extend it.
Which documents are normally needed?
Common documents include PAN and Aadhaar of applicants, Photographs and contact details, Proposed business names. The final checklist depends on the applicant and filing facts.
Can the process be completed online?
Most preparation and filing can be completed online. OTP, DSC, video verification, inspection or original documents may still be required in some cases.