Here are some basic information about company registration in India which may help you to kick start the process of registration

1. Decide what type of company registration suits your business. For example, Pvt Ltd Company , LLP, Sole ownership company , Section 8 company etc .
2. Decide who all will be the directors of the company you want to register
3. Decide % of equity sharing for all the directors
4. Check if all members are having DIN .
5. Write down brief summary of the business objectives and activities
6. Arrange scan copy of personal documents of all the directors. Like -ID Proof, PAN Card,Address proof, Electricity Bill
7. Reach out to expert team like us or any CA/CS firm and show your interest in company registration and share these details with them for further process

Normally it takes 1 -2 weeks to complete the registration and get incorporation certificate. However, it depends on the time you take in submitting all the required documents. If you have foreign directors, it may take some additional time.

Here are the primary actions for Private Limited Company Incorporation:-

Step 1: Obtain Digital Signature Certificate (DSC)

Step 2: Apply for Director Identification Number (DIN)

Step 3: Company name approval through MCA

Step 4: Form SPICe (INC-32)

Step 5: e-MoA (INC-33) and e-AoA (INC-34)

Step 6: Apply PAN

Step 7: Apply TAN

Registering a startup company is creating a lot of interest among young entrepreneurs and even in senior professionals who are at the ideation stage of their product/ business plans. Find below step by step guide to help you understand better.

You must first incorporate the business as a Private Limited Company or a Partnership firm or a Limited Liability Partnership. 

Then your company must be registered as a startup. The entire process is simple and online. All you need to do is to create an account at the Startup India website startupindia.gov.in and submit the details of your business and upload certain documents.

Here is the list of documents required to register a Company in India

Director /Shareholders details & Shareholding pattern

Passport size photograph

PAN Card copy

Address Proof (Any one of the below)

• Passport
• Aadhar Card
• Driving License
• Voter ID

Residential Proof (Any one of the below)

• Bank Statement
• Electricity Bill
• Telephone Bill
• Mobile Bill

Registered Office Address Proof Documents

• Office Property Ownership/Rental documents
• Address Proof of Registered Office Premises

DSC stands for Digital Signature certificate. It is needed to file some of the forms /statutory returns electronically with the concerned government department.

DIN, Directors Identification Number, is actually a unique identification number issued to a Director or a prospective Director of a Company by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs, Government of India.

The DPIN (Designated Partner Identification Number) used for identifying a designated partner in a Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) firm, is equivalent to the DIN (Director Identification Number) of a director of a private or public limited company.