Documents Required for Increase in Authorised Capital

5 documents5–7 working days

Increase in Authorised Capital is granted on the strength of the papers you file with it, so a complete set at the start is the difference between 5–7 working days and a query that sends the application back. Below is every document our team needs from you, what each one is for, and how to get it to us. You upload all of it in your Fastlegal dashboard — nothing is couriered, and nothing is payable while you gather it.

Checklist: 5 documents for increase in authorised capital

  1. 1

    Current MOA and AOA

  2. 2

    Existing and proposed authorised capital

  3. 3

    Date of board meeting and general meeting

  4. 4

    DSC of a director

  5. 5

    Latest shareholding details

Government fees payable alongside

MCA fees and stamp duty on the increase extra, as per state. These go to the department at actuals and are shown to you before they are paid; our professional fee is quoted separately once we have seen your case.

What we file with them

How to submit your documents

  1. 1

    Start it online: Order the capital increase and hand it to our team.

  2. 2

    Upload documents in your dashboard: Upload current MOA/AOA and proposed capital details in your dashboard.

  3. 3

    We draft and file SH-7: We prepare resolutions and the altered MOA, calculate fees and file SH-7 with MCA.

  4. 4

    Track & download: Track the filing and download the approved SH-7 and updated MOA from your dashboard.

Scans or clear phone photographs are fine for every item above. Documents live in your private vault, are served only to your signed-in account and the team working on your file, and you can delete anything you uploaded.

Got your documents together?

Hand increase in authorised capital to our team and upload them straight away. We confirm a fixed fee once we have seen what is involved — nothing is charged until you approve it.

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