Register your shop, office or commercial establishment under your state's Shops and Establishments Act.
Shops, offices, restaurants and other commercial establishments must register under the Shops and Establishments Act of their state, generally within a short period of starting business. The law regulates working hours, holidays, wages and employment conditions, and the certificate is commonly accepted as proof of business by banks. Rules, fees and renewal requirements vary by state, and we handle the application on your state's portal.
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. State government fee extra, based on number of employees and state.
Order shop act registration and pay online.
Upload owner KYC, premises proof and a photo of the establishment in your dashboard.
We file with the state labour department and respond to any queries raised.
Track progress in your dashboard and download the registration certificate when issued.
Commercial establishments such as shops, offices, restaurants, hotels and service businesses operating in an area where the state Act applies. Some states exempt establishments with fewer employees from registration but require an intimation instead.
This depends on the state. Some states issue registrations valid for life, while others require periodic renewal.
If the home premises are used as an office or commercial establishment, registration may be required under state rules. We check the position for your state.
Yes, banks commonly accept the shop and establishment certificate as one of the proofs of business for proprietorships.
Generally, each establishment at a different location requires its own registration under the state Act.