Run a company on your own with limited liability — one member, one nominee, full corporate identity.
A One Person Company lets a single founder own a company with limited liability, instead of operating as an unlimited-liability proprietor. It is registered through SPICe+ like any other company, with a nominee named in Form INC-3 who would take over membership if the sole member dies or becomes incapacitated. Since 2021, the old paid-up capital and turnover caps have been removed and NRIs who meet the residency condition may also form an OPC. Fastlegal serves clients in Chandrapur and across Maharashtra entirely online: you tell us what you need here, upload documents to your secure dashboard, and our team handles the filing — with every update on WhatsApp and email.
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 state stamp duty extra.
Pick the OPC package, share proposed names and pay online.
Upload KYC of the member and nominee and registered office documents in your dashboard.
We draft the OPC charter documents, obtain the nominee's consent and file SPICe+ with MCA.
Watch the filing status and download the Certificate of Incorporation and PAN/TAN from your dashboard.
No. Fastlegal handles one person company registration for Chandrapur clients online. You upload documents in your dashboard, we prepare and file everything, and you download the final documents from the same place.
We quote one fixed professional fee, inclusive of GST — the same in Chandrapur as anywhere in India. Tell us what you need and we confirm the figure before any work starts; nothing is charged until you approve it. MCA filing fees and state stamp duty extra.
Typically 10–15 working days, subject to mca processing from the time we receive complete documents. Government processing times can vary, and you can follow each step live in your dashboard.
Any natural person who is an Indian citizen, whether resident in India or not, can form an OPC. A person can be a member of only one OPC at a time.
Because the OPC has only one member, the law requires a nominee who will become the member if the original member dies or becomes incapable of contracting. The nominee gives consent in Form INC-3.
The earlier limits of ₹50 lakh paid-up capital and ₹2 crore turnover were removed in 2021. An OPC can now grow without forced conversion, and can voluntarily convert into a private or public company.
No. An OPC is exempt from holding an annual general meeting. It must still get its accounts audited, file AOC-4 and MGT-7A, and hold at least one board meeting in each half of the calendar year if it has more than one director.
Not while it remains an OPC. To bring in investors or co-founders, the OPC must first convert into a private limited company, which requires a special resolution and filings with the Registrar.