Yes, the whole process for Company registration is online. You don’t need to visit anywhere physically.

• The shareholder must be individual and Indian resident,
• At least one director is appointed, who shall be an Indian resident
• A nominee who is above the age of 18 years and Indian resident must be appointed as Nominee on registration

There is no requirement of commercial space for Company registration. Even your own residential or rented residential address can be used as the registered address of the Company. Once your startup is set up, and ready then you can change the registered address.

Yes, there’s a requirement to convert an OPC (One Person Company) into either a Private or Public Company when certain financial thresholds are exceeded.

• Paid-up capital exceeding 50 lakh Rupees.
• Average Annual Turnover during the relevant period exceeding 2 Crore Rupees.

Once either of these thresholds is crossed, the OPC is required to convert into a Private or Public Company.

After a company is registered, it must fulfil various responsibilities, such as filing taxes, submitting annual reports, maintaining accurate accounting records, and adhering to employment and safety standards.

Memorandum of Association is referred to as MOA, and articles of association are referred to as AOA. For shareholders and other stakeholders of a company, both documents are valuable information sources.

Information about the following is provided via MOA:

• Name
• Objectives
• registered office address
• the clause regarding limited liability
• Share capital of the Company.

It improves understanding of a company’s interactions with others.

However, when a company is formed with the Registrar of Companies (ROC), AOAs assist in providing the required documentation. Together, AOA and MOA are referred to as the company’s constitution.