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One Person Company
(OPC) Registration

Start your business journey with single ownership and the benefits of limited liability. Register your OPC completely online with TaxOrbits today.

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Documents Required for OPC

Keep these documents handy for the sole Director and the Nominee before applying for registration.

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Identity Proof

PAN Card (Mandatory) and Voter ID/Passport/Driving License of the Director and Nominee.

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Address Proof (Director & Nominee)

Latest Bank Statement, Electricity Bill, or Mobile Bill (Not older than 2 months).

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Registered Office Proof

Utility bill of the premises and NOC from the property owner/landlord.

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Photographs

Recent passport size photographs of both the Director and the Nominee.

How It Works

OPC Registration in 3 Steps

Get your One Person Company incorporated seamlessly with our streamlined process.

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Step 1

Submit Details & DSC

Provide director and nominee details. We apply for the Digital Signature Certificate (DSC).

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Step 2

Name Approval & SPICe+

We reserve your OPC name and file the comprehensive SPICe+ incorporation form with MCA.

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Step 3

Get Incorporation Certificate

Upon approval, MCA issues the Certificate of Incorporation (COI) along with the PAN and TAN.

FAQ

OPC Registration FAQs

Common questions regarding One Person Company incorporation and compliance.

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What is a One Person Company (OPC)?
An OPC is a hybrid structure combining the sole ownership of a proprietorship with the limited liability of a private limited company. It allows a single individual to act as both a director and a shareholder.
Only a natural person who is an Indian citizen and resident in India can incorporate an OPC or become its nominee. Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) or foreign citizens cannot form an OPC.
A nominee is mandatory during OPC incorporation. In the event of the sole member's death or incapacity, the nominee becomes a member of the company, ensuring continuity of the business.