Shift your company or LLP's registered office with the right resolutions and MCA forms for the move.
Moving the registered office of a company or LLP requires different approvals depending on how far you are moving: within the same city, to another city in the same state, or to another state. A move within local limits needs only a board resolution and Form INC-22, while an inter-state shift needs a special resolution and approval from the Regional Director. We identify the route that applies, prepare the documents and file with MCA.
One fixed professional fee, inclusive of GST, agreed with you before any work starts — no hourly billing, no surprises, and nothing charged until you approve it. MCA filing fees and newspaper advertisement costs (for inter-state shifts) extra.
Order change of registered office and pay online.
Upload new office proofs and NOC in your dashboard.
We draft resolutions and file INC-22 or Form 15, plus MGT-14 or INC-23 where the shift requires it.
Track approvals in your dashboard and download filed forms and approval orders.
A board resolution and filing of Form INC-22 within 30 days of the change is generally sufficient for a company moving within the local limits of the same city, town or village.
A special resolution of shareholders is needed, filed in MGT-14, along with INC-22. If the new location falls under a different Registrar of Companies within the state, confirmation from the Regional Director in INC-23 is also required.
Shifting to another state requires a special resolution, newspaper advertisement, notices to creditors and authorities, and approval from the Regional Director through INC-23, followed by alteration of the MOA. It takes considerably longer.
Yes. An LLP files Form 15 for change of registered office, with consent of partners as required by the LLP agreement.
Yes. After the MCA change, file an amendment to your GST registration and update your bank, PAN records and other licences to the new address.