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Incorporation & Change Overview – Company Registration & Amendment Services | NDS Avla

Incorporation & Change Overview – Company Formation and Post-Incorporation Services

End-to-End MCA Compliance: From Company Incorporation to Structural Changes Under the Companies Act 2013

Incorporating a company in India is just the beginning. As businesses grow, evolve, and respond to market conditions, structural changes become inevitable — a name that no longer fits, a registered office that needs to move, a business object that needs expanding, or a director that needs to be replaced. Every such change requires precise MCA filings under the Companies Act 2013, and errors or delays attract penalties that compound quickly.

Our incorporation and change practice covers the full lifecycle of a company — from SPICe+ incorporation to complex post-incorporation amendments with the Registrar of Companies (ROC), Regional Director (RD), and Central Government where required. We handle forms, board resolutions, special resolutions, and e-filing so your management team can focus on the business.

Our Incorporation & Change Services

Company Incorporation

End-to-end incorporation of Private Limited Companies, Public Limited Companies, OPCs, Section 8 companies, and LLPs — using the SPICe+ form with integrated PAN, TAN, GSTIN, EPFO, ESIC, and bank account applications.

Name Change

Complete management of company name change — RUN filing for name reservation, EGM special resolution, filing of INC-24 and MGT-14, and receipt of fresh Certificate of Incorporation from the ROC.

Registered Office Change

Shifting a registered office within the same city, to another city in the same state, or to a different state — each requires a different set of board/shareholder approvals and ROC or RD filings.

Object Clause Amendment

Altering the Memorandum of Association to add, delete, or modify business objects — requiring a Special Resolution, MGT-14 filing, and updated MOA submission with the ROC.

Director & KMP Changes

Appointment, resignation, removal, and DIN eKYC for directors and Key Managerial Personnel — including DIR-12, MR-1, and ADT-1 filings as applicable.

Conversion of Company

Converting a Private Limited Company to a Public Limited Company, OPC to Private Limited, or Private to LLP — all require ROC approval via INC-27 or relevant conversion forms.

Key Post-Incorporation Change Filings at a Glance

Change RequiredForms / ProcessApproving Authority
Company Name ChangeRUN → INC-24 + MGT-14ROC
Registered Office (same city)INC-22ROC
Registered Office (diff. state)INC-23 + INC-22Regional Director + ROC
MOA/AOA AmendmentMGT-14 + SH-8 (if applicable)ROC
Director AppointmentDIR-12 + MBP-1ROC
MD/WTD/Manager AppointmentMR-1 + MGT-14ROC
OPC Member/Nominee ChangeINC-4ROC
Conversion of CompanyINC-27ROC
⚠️ Most post-incorporation changes carry a 30-day filing window from the date of the board/shareholder resolution. Late filing attracts additional fees of ₹100 per day with no cap for certain forms.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the SPICe+ form and what does it cover?
SPICe+ (Simplified Proforma for Incorporating Company Electronically Plus) is the integrated MCA form for company incorporation. Part A reserves the company name; Part B applies for incorporation, DIN allotment, PAN, TAN, GSTIN, EPFO, ESIC, and Professional Tax registration simultaneously. It significantly reduces the time and cost of setting up a company compared to the earlier multi-form process.
How long does a typical company name change take?
Once a special resolution is passed and MGT-14 + INC-24 are filed, the ROC typically approves a company name change within 15–30 working days. The company receives a fresh Certificate of Incorporation reflecting the new name. All statutory registers, MOA, AOA, common seal, bank accounts, and GST records must then be updated.
Can a Private Limited Company change its registered office to another state?
Yes, but the process is lengthier. It requires a Special Resolution, filing INC-23 with the Regional Director for approval (which involves a 21-day public notice period), and then INC-22 with the ROC of the new state. The entire process can take 60–90 days. The MOA (which includes the state clause) must also be amended via MGT-14.
What happens if an incorporation change filing is missed?
Late filing attracts additional fees of ₹100 per day per form on top of the normal filing fee. For serious non-compliance (e.g. failure to file a change of directors), the ROC can also initiate prosecution. In some cases, companies are struck off the register. Prompt filing is therefore essential for every post-incorporation event.

Need Help With Company Incorporation or a Structural Change?

Our MCA experts handle every form, resolution, and ROC interaction — ensuring timely, error-free filings for all company changes.

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