Company Incorporation (Pvt Ltd, LLP, OPC, Partnership, Proprietorship)
Starting a business is exciting, but choosing the right legal structure is crucial for long-term success. Each structure—whether it’s a Private Limited Company, LLP (Limited Liability Partnership), One Person Company (OPC), Partnership, or Proprietorship—comes with its own legal, financial, and compliance benefits.
We provide end-to-end incorporation services, including drafting documents, filing with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA), obtaining Director Identification Numbers (DIN), Digital Signatures (DSC), PAN, and TAN, and completing all registrations required to make your business legally recognized. With our expertise, you can start your business without worrying about lengthy paperwork, delays, or compliance errors.
Why This Service Matters
- Legal recognition of your business
- Easier access to funding and loans
- Limited liability protection (LLP/Pvt Ltd)
- Builds trust with customers and vendors
- Smooth compliance from day one
Which type of company structure is best for me?
It depends on your goals. If you’re looking for investment and scalability, a Private Limited Company is ideal. For professionals or small businesses wanting limited liability with less compliance, an LLP works well. OPC suits solo entrepreneurs, while Partnership/Proprietorship is better for very small businesses with minimal compliance.
What is the minimum capital required to register a company?
There is no minimum paid-up capital requirement for a Private Limited or LLP as per current laws. You can even start with ₹1 as initial capital.
Can one person start a company?
Yes, under the Companies Act, you can start a One Person Company (OPC) with a single shareholder and a nominee.
Do I need a physical office address for incorporation?
Yes, you need a registered office address. It can be your home, rented space, or commercial property, but proper documentation (rent agreement/utility bill) is required.
How long does it take to incorporate a company in India?
On average, it takes 7–10 working days, depending on document readiness and government approvals.