Company Incorporation
Services in India

End-to-end company registration support under the Companies Act 2013 — Private Limited Company, One Person Company, LLP and Section 8 Company — with complete documentation, ROC filing and post-incorporation compliance.

Private Limited Company One Person Company (OPC) LLP Registration Section 8 Company Companies Act 2013
Company Incorporation Services India — Ingenious IP LLP
Company Registration Under Companies Act 2013 — Ingenious IP LLP
About This Service

Company Incorporation in India

Company incorporation in India is governed primarily by the Companies Act 2013, administered by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) through the Registrar of Companies (ROC). Incorporation gives a business a distinct legal identity — separate from its founders — enabling it to own assets, enter contracts, sue and be sued in its own name.

Choosing the right business structure at the outset is important. The Private Limited Company is the most popular structure for startups and growing businesses requiring limited liability and investment readiness. One Person Companies (OPCs) and Limited Liability Partnerships (LLPs) are suited to solo founders and professional firms respectively. Section 8 Companies are the appropriate structure for non-profit and charitable objectives.

At Ingenious IP LLP, we provide end-to-end company registration support — from name reservation and document preparation through ROC filing and post-incorporation registrations — ensuring a smooth, compliant and efficient incorporation process.

What We Offer

Our Company Registration Services

We assist startups, solo founders, professionals and non-profit organizations with all types of company registration in India under the Companies Act 2013 and related legislation.

Private Limited Company Registration

We provide end-to-end assistance for registering private limited companies in India under the Companies Act 2013. Our services include name reservation via SPICe+, drafting the Memorandum of Association (MOA) and Articles of Association (AOA), filing incorporation documents with the ROC, and obtaining PAN, TAN and GST registration.

A Private Limited Company requires a minimum of 2 directors and 2 shareholders (maximum 200 shareholders). It provides limited liability protection and is the preferred structure for investor-funded startups, technology companies and businesses with growth ambitions.

Min. 2 Directors Min. 2 Shareholders Limited Liability SPICe+ Filing

One Person Company (OPC) Registration

For solo entrepreneurs seeking limited liability protection, we offer One Person Company (OPC) registration under Section 2(62) of the Companies Act 2013. An OPC allows a single individual to operate as a distinct legal entity while retaining full control. We handle all documentation, nominee designation and filing requirements, enabling you to operate with minimal compliance burden.

An OPC requires a single member who is also the sole director and a nominee named in the Memorandum of Association — the nominee succeeds membership in the event of the member's death or incapacity.

1 Shareholder 1 Director Nominee Required Limited Liability

Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) Registration

LLPs combine the flexibility of partnerships with the limited liability benefits of a company under the Limited Liability Partnership Act 2008. We assist in registering LLPs, drafting the LLP Agreement, appointing designated partners and complying with MCA regulatory requirements — providing an ideal structure for professional services firms, consultancies and small businesses.

An LLP requires a minimum of 2 designated partners, at least one of whom must be a resident of India. Each partner's liability is limited to their agreed contribution to the LLP.

Min. 2 Partners LLP Act 2008 Limited Liability LLP Agreement

Section 8 Company Registration

For non-profit organizations seeking to promote charitable objectives — including education, arts, science, sports, social welfare or environmental protection — we facilitate Section 8 Company registration under the Companies Act 2013. We help draft the necessary memorandum, file incorporation documents and obtain the Central Government licence required for Section 8 status.

A Section 8 Company is prohibited from paying dividends to its members. Any income generated must be applied solely toward the promotion of the company's stated charitable or non-profit objectives.

Non-Profit Central Govt. Licence No Dividend Charitable Objectives
How It Works

Company Registration Process in India

A clear overview of the company incorporation process under the Companies Act 2013 and Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) procedures.

Name Reservation — RUN / SPICe+

The first step is reserving the proposed company name through the MCA portal. Names can be reserved using the RUN (Reserve Unique Name) service for simple reservations, or directly through the SPICe+ (Simplified Proforma for Incorporating Company Electronically) integrated form. The proposed name must comply with naming guidelines under the Companies Act 2013 and the Company (Incorporation) Rules 2014.

DIN & DSC for Directors

All proposed directors must obtain a Director Identification Number (DIN) from the MCA and a valid Digital Signature Certificate (DSC). DINs are now allotted through the SPICe+ form itself for first-time directors. The DSC is required for digitally signing all incorporation filings submitted through the MCA portal.

Drafting MOA & AOA

We draft the Memorandum of Association (MOA) — which sets out the company's name, registered office, objects and capital — and the Articles of Association (AOA) — which governs the internal management and procedures of the company. Both documents must comply with the Companies Act 2013 and the applicable rules and model articles.

Filing SPICe+ Form with ROC

The complete incorporation application is submitted to the Registrar of Companies (ROC) using the SPICe+ integrated form, which covers company incorporation, DIN allotment, PAN and TAN application, ESIC and EPFO registration and bank account opening — in a single integrated filing. Government fees are paid online through the MCA portal.

Certificate of Incorporation & CIN

Upon successful processing by the ROC, the company receives its Certificate of Incorporation along with a unique Corporate Identification Number (CIN). The company is now a legally recognized separate entity under the Companies Act 2013 and can commence business operations subject to any applicable commencement of business requirements.

Post-Incorporation Registrations

After incorporation, we assist with obtaining GST registration, opening a company bank account, filing the declaration of commencement of business where applicable, issuing share certificates to shareholders and ensuring that the initial statutory registers and books are properly set up and maintained.

Structure Comparison

Choosing the Right Structure

A quick reference comparison of the key features of each business structure to help you make an informed decision about which entity type best suits your needs.

Private Limited

Pvt. Ltd. Company

  • Min. 2 directors, min. 2 shareholders
  • Max. 200 shareholders
  • Limited liability for all shareholders
  • Separate legal entity
  • Suitable for startups & investor funding
  • Governed by Companies Act 2013
OPC

One Person Company

  • 1 shareholder (natural person, Indian resident)
  • 1 director (can be same as shareholder)
  • Nominee required in MOA
  • Limited liability for sole member
  • Suitable for solo founders
  • Governed by Companies Act 2013
LLP

Limited Liability Partnership

  • Min. 2 designated partners
  • At least 1 partner must be Indian resident
  • Limited liability per contribution
  • Separate legal entity
  • Suitable for professionals & service firms
  • Governed by LLP Act 2008
Section 8

Section 8 Company

  • Min. 2 directors (for private) or 3 (for public)
  • Central Government licence required
  • Cannot pay dividends to members
  • Profits applied to stated objectives only
  • Suitable for non-profits & NGOs
  • Governed by Companies Act 2013
Common Questions

Company Incorporation FAQ

Accurate answers to frequently asked questions about company registration in India under the Companies Act 2013.

A Private Limited Company is a company incorporated under the Companies Act 2013 that restricts the right to transfer its shares and prohibits any invitation to the public to subscribe to its shares or debentures. It requires a minimum of 2 directors and 2 shareholders, with a maximum of 200 shareholders. All directors must have a valid Director Identification Number (DIN). The company's name must end with the words "Private Limited".

A One Person Company (OPC) is incorporated under Section 2(62) of the Companies Act 2013 and can be formed by a single natural person who is an Indian citizen and resident in India. The sole member must nominate another natural person as a nominee in the MOA — who will succeed the membership in the event of the member's death or incapacity. An OPC provides limited liability protection to the sole founder.

A Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) is governed by the Limited Liability Partnership Act 2008 and requires a minimum of 2 designated partners. Each partner's liability is limited to their agreed contribution. It is a separate legal entity but operates with the flexibility of a partnership — without the corporate governance requirements that apply to companies.

Unlike a Private Limited Company, an LLP does not have shareholders or share capital — ownership is through partnership interest. LLPs generally have lower compliance requirements than companies and are a popular choice for professional services firms, consultancies and joint ventures.

A Section 8 Company is incorporated under Section 8 of the Companies Act 2013 for promoting charitable objectives such as education, arts, science, commerce, sports, social welfare or environmental protection. It requires a licence from the Central Government.

A Section 8 Company can earn income from its activities, but it is prohibited from paying any dividend to its members. All profits and income must be applied exclusively toward the promotion of its stated charitable objectives. It cannot pay remuneration to its members in their capacity as members.

For Private Limited Company registration in India, the following documents are typically required for each director and subscriber: PAN card, Aadhaar card or other valid identity proof, address proof, passport-size photograph and a no-objection certificate from the property owner for the proposed registered office address. Additional documents include the drafted MOA and AOA, the SPICe+ form and the proof of registered office (utility bill and ownership/rental agreement). All documents must be self-attested and directors must have a valid DSC for digital filing.

Why Ingenious IP LLP

Why Choose Our Incorporation Services

We provide accurate, compliant and efficient company registration support — from first consultation through to Certificate of Incorporation and post-incorporation filings.

End-to-End Incorporation Support

Accurate MOA & AOA Drafting

All Company Types — Pvt. Ltd., OPC, LLP, Sec. 8

Timely ROC Filing & Compliance

PAN, TAN & GST Registration Support

Transparent & Honest Advisory

Support for Startups, Founders & NGOs

IP + Company Registration — Under One Roof

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