₹999 transparent fee
One professional fee covering SPICe+ filing, e-MoA/e-AoA drafting, nominee INC-3 preparation, name search and expert certification.
CA-led SPICe+ filing including nominee consent (INC-3). ₹999 professional fee, government charges at actuals — full cost quoted upfront.
End-to-end SPICe+ assistance from a CA-led team at a transparent ₹999 professional fee. Government fees are billed separately at actuals.
One professional fee covering SPICe+ filing, e-MoA/e-AoA drafting, nominee INC-3 preparation, name search and expert certification.
Names pre-screened against MCA and trademark databases, with every document reviewed by a qualified professional before submission.
We prepare the mandatory Form INC-3 nominee consent — a step solo founders can easily miss.
Certificate of Incorporation with CIN, PAN and TAN, plus GSTIN, EPFO and ESIC via AGILE-PRO-S.
Solo founders choose a responsive team that makes registration clear, personal and accountable — with no fabricated promises, just qualified professionals handling your filing.
Your SPICe+ filing and nominee documents are prepared and reviewed by qualified chartered accountants.
A fixed ₹999 professional fee, with government charges disclosed up front at actuals — no hidden add-ons.
The same team that incorporates your OPC can handle its compliance and later conversion as you grow.
Reach us by call or WhatsApp, with clear updates through every stage of your incorporation.
Our team coordinates the incorporation flow from initial name screening to your Certificate of Incorporation.
Share your proposed name, member and nominee details, and supporting documents.
We check name availability and prepare SPICe+ Part A for name reservation.
Prepare SPICe+ Part B, e-MoA, e-AoA and nominee consent (INC-3).
File incorporation forms with the Registrar of Companies and address any queries.
Receive your CoI with CIN, PAN and TAN; GSTIN and other registrations as applicable.
A ₹999 Founders Bridge professional fee for end-to-end assistance, plus government fees at actuals. The all-in total is typically ₹4,000 to ₹8,000 depending on your state.
All the support you need to incorporate your One Person Company, from name screening through your Certificate of Incorporation.
Government fees disclosed upfront at actuals.
Get a detailed quote →| Cost component | Typical amount (₹) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Government SPICe+ filing fee | ₹0 | Nil for authorised capital up to ₹15 lakh |
| Name reservation (RUN) | ₹1,000 | Optional when name is filed through SPICe+ Part A |
| DSC (Class 3, 2-year validity) | ₹1,500–2,500 / person | Director and nominee may each need one |
| State stamp duty | ₹300–3,000 | Varies by state and authorised capital |
| Founders Bridge professional fee | ₹999 | End-to-end assistance |
| Typical all-in total | ₹4,000–8,000 | State and DSC dependent |
Pick three things and see the government charges alongside our ₹999 professional fee. Indicative — we confirm the exact figure on your call.
Indicative estimate only. Government filing fee, DSC and state stamp duty are billed at actuals; the exact figure is confirmed before you pay anything.
A CA will call you within 30 minutes (9am–9pm) with the precise government fee for your state and capital.
Every filing is prepared and reviewed by a qualified Chartered Accountant before it reaches the MCA — never left to an unchecked portal.
We quote the full government fee for your state before you pay anything, and bill statutory charges at actuals — no hidden add-ons.
A CA calls you back within 30 minutes (9am–9pm), and the same accountable team stays with you from filing to incorporation.
A corporate framework for solo founders, without the need for a co-founder.
Personal assets are generally protected from business debts; liability is limited to unpaid share capital.
An OPC has one member who is the sole shareholder and typically the sole director.
The company has its own CIN, PAN and TAN and can hold property and enter contracts.
A nominee can become member if the original member dies or becomes incapacitated.
Choose the structure that matches your ownership, funding and compliance needs.
| Feature | OPC | Private Limited | Sole Proprietorship | LLP |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Minimum owners | 1 member | 2 shareholders | 1 owner | 2 partners |
| Separate legal entity | Yes | Yes | No | Yes |
| Limited liability | Yes | Yes | No | Yes |
| Equity investment | Limited | Well suited | Not available | Partner admission |
| Annual compliance | Moderate | Higher | Low | Moderate |
This comparison is for general information. The right structure depends on your circumstances and professional advice.
Get a free consultation and a clear, state-specific cost estimate from our CA-led incorporation team.
An OPC gives a single founder limited liability and a separate legal identity while retaining sole ownership and control.
An OPC combines sole ownership with corporate protection. It lets a single eligible founder hold 100% of the shares and enjoy limited liability capped at the subscribed share capital. Unlike a sole proprietorship, the member's personal assets are generally separate from the company's liabilities.
Every OPC appoints a nominee through Form INC-3. If the member dies or becomes incapacitated, the nominee can take over membership, giving the company continuity. Incorporation is completed online through the MCA SPICe+ process.
There is no minimum authorised capital. The government filing fee on SPICe+ is nil for capital up to ₹15 lakh, though DSC and state stamp duty may apply.
OPC eligibility is governed by Rule 3 of the Companies (Incorporation) Rules, 2014. The 2021 amendment relaxed the residency requirement for NRIs.
| Requirement | Details |
|---|---|
| Citizenship | Indian citizen, resident or NRI |
| NRI residency | Minimum 120 days in India in the preceding financial year |
| Age | 18 years or above; minors cannot be members |
| Member limit | Exactly 1 member, plus 1 mandatory nominee (Form INC-3) |
| OPC limit per person | Maximum 1 OPC as member and 1 as nominee |
| Excluded activities | Non-banking financial investment activities and Section 8 non-profit companies |
| Foreign nationals | Not eligible to incorporate an OPC |
MCA needs identity and address documents for the member and nominee, plus proof for the registered office. Documents are generally uploaded as self-attested colour scans.
PAN card, Aadhaar card, recent passport-size photograph, and address proof such as voter ID, passport or driving licence.
PAN card, Aadhaar card, address proof and signed consent in Form INC-3.
Recent utility bill (typically under two months old), ownership proof or rent agreement, and owner's no-objection certificate.
Yes. Since the 2021 amendment, conversion is voluntary and can be considered when your business outgrows a single-member structure.
Earlier rules required an OPC to convert after crossing specified paid-up capital or turnover thresholds. Those mandatory conversion triggers were removed by the Companies (Incorporation) Second Amendment Rules, 2021.
Founders may choose conversion when they plan to add shareholders, bring in investors or expand ownership. The conversion application is made to the Registrar using Form INC-6 and related documents.
Discuss your structure →Keep your company in good standing with ongoing statutory records, filings and financial statements.
Every OPC is subject to statutory audit requirements under the Companies Act, regardless of turnover.
Prepare and file annual financial statements in Form AOC-4 within the prescribed timeline.
File the OPC annual return in Form MGT-7A with the Registrar of Companies.
Maintain books, registers and minutes. OPCs have specific relaxations from certain meeting requirements.
Answers to common questions about One Person Company registration in India.
Founders Bridge's professional fee is ₹999. Government SPICe+ filing can be nil for authorised capital up to ₹15 lakh. DSC and state stamp duty are billed at actuals, so a typical total is around ₹4,000 to ₹8,000 depending on your state and requirements.
OPC registration generally takes 7 to 10 working days end to end. DSC procurement, name approval, MCA processing and document readiness can affect the timeline.
An Indian citizen who is at least 18 years old may form an OPC as its sole member. Eligible NRIs may also incorporate, subject to the applicable residency rules. Foreign nationals cannot register an OPC.
Yes. An OPC must nominate another person and obtain their consent in Form INC-3. The nominee may become the member if the sole member dies or becomes incapable of contracting.
Typically: PAN, Aadhaar, photograph and address proof for the member and nominee; nominee consent in Form INC-3; and a recent utility bill plus premises-owner NOC for the registered office.
Yes. PAN and TAN are generated as part of the SPICe+ incorporation filing and are issued with the Certificate of Incorporation.
No. There is no statutory minimum authorised capital requirement for an OPC. State stamp duty may vary based on the capital and state of the registered office.
An OPC must have one member, but it may appoint additional directors subject to the Companies Act and its Articles of Association.
An OPC cannot issue shares to outside investors while it remains a one-member company. A founder planning equity investment may consider conversion to a Private Limited Company.
Yes. Conversion is voluntary and may be carried out under the Companies Act and applicable rules. The earlier mandatory capital and turnover triggers were removed in 2021.
No. An OPC is incorporated as a company with separate legal identity and limited liability. A sole proprietorship has no separate legal identity and the proprietor has personal liability for business obligations.
An OPC may suit a solo founder who wants a formal corporate entity and limited liability without adding a co-founder. If you expect investors or multiple owners, a Private Limited Company may be more suitable.
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