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Overview of OPC (One Person Company) Registration in Bangalore

One Person Company (OPC) is another form of organisation newly provided under the Companies Act, 2013 wherein the entity can be incorporated with a single member. It has all the protection and responsibilities as available to a Private Company with the major change that the number of shareholders that are required to incorporate the Company is 1. Once the Company achieves a certain turnover level, the OPC has to get converted into a Private Limited Company

The promoter also can choose to convert the Company voluntarily once the Company is in operation for a certain period of time. The Director of the Company should have a Director Identification Number and the subscriber has to procure a Digital Signature for OPC registration. Process of incorporation is online and it takes 10-15 working days from the date you give your complete documents to us and subject to availability of the proposed name.

Eligibility to form OPC (One Person Company):

1 Shareholder

1 Director

1 Nominee

Director and Shareholder is one and the same person

Minimum Share Capital shall be Rs. 100,000 (INR One Lac)

Documents for One Person Company Registration:

Passport Size Photograph

Copy of PAN Card

Copy of Electricity Bill

Sale Deed (if owned)

Copy of Aadhar Card

Address Proof(Bank Statement/Mobile/Telephone Bill)

Copy of Rent Agreement(if rented)

NOC

Steps involved in OPC (One Person Company) Incorporation in India:

Stage 1: DSC (Digital Signature) of director

Stage 2: DIN (Directors Identification Number) of director

Stage 3: OPC Name Approval from ROC

Stage 3: OPC Name Approval from ROC

Stage 4: Certificate of Incorporation is generated by Submitting Final Documentation (like AOA, MOA, Subscription Pages, Consent Letters, Business Address Proofs, etc.)

Stage 5: Application for PAN & TAN

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