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One Person Company (OPC) Registration

Run your business as a company on your own. We incorporate your OPC with the MCA — including DSC, name approval, nominee consent and MoA/AoA — so you get limited liability without needing a co-founder.

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Overview

What is One Person Company Registration?

A One Person Company allows a single individual to own and run a company with a separate legal identity and limited liability. It suits solo founders who want the credibility of a company structure without bringing in another shareholder.

An OPC has one member and requires a nominee who would become the member in case of the owner’s death or incapacity. It has somewhat lighter compliance than a Private Limited Company and can be converted into one as the business grows.

Who should opt for this?

What's included

Everything handled by our CA team

A single point of contact from start to finish — no hand-offs, no surprises.

DSC for director

Digital signature for the sole director and member.

Name approval

Name search and reservation with the MCA.

Nominee documentation

Nominee consent in Form INC-3 with supporting documents.

MoA & AoA

Charter documents drafted for your business objects.

Incorporation

SPICe+ filing and Certificate of Incorporation with PAN and TAN.

Compliance calendar

First-year compliance checklist including auditor appointment.

Checklist

Documents required

Exact requirements depend on your constitution and case; we share a tailored checklist after the first call.

Process

How it works

FAQs

Frequently asked questions

Still have questions? Call us on +91-141-3012220 or book a consultation.

A natural person who is an Indian citizen — resident or non-resident, as permitted under current rules — can form an OPC. A nominee must also be named.

Yes. An OPC has only one member, but it can have more than one director, subject to the maximum permitted under the Companies Act.

Yes. An OPC can be converted into a Private Limited Company by increasing its members and directors and following the prescribed procedure.

An OPC must maintain books of account, get its accounts audited, and file financial statements (AOC-4) and an annual return with the ROC, along with its income tax return.

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