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One Person Company (OPC) Registration in India

Looking to start your own business as a solo founder? A One Person Company (OPC) is the perfect choice to enjoy the benefits of a private limited structure while operating alone. At Sahyog, we offer end-to-end OPC Registration services to help you legally establish your business and unlock long-term growth potential.

What is a One Person Company (OPC)?

A One Person Company is a corporate entity formed by a single person, governed under the Companies Act, 2013. It provides the owner with full control of the business, while also offering legal benefits like limited liability, corporate identity, and succession through a nominee.

Unlike a sole proprietorship, an OPC is registered with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) and has to follow basic compliance. It’s ideal for consultants, freelancers, traders, and solo entrepreneurs looking to scale.

Why Should You Register an OPC?

    • Full Ownership with Legal Protection

    • Reduced Personal Risk

    • Legal Recognition and Perpetual Succession

    • Structured Taxation and Deductions

    • Brand Credibility in the Market

    •  Easy Compliance and Maintenance

    Sahyog helps you maximize these benefits while handling every legal detail for smooth and timely registration.

Checklist for OPC Registration

RequirementDetails
Minimum Director1 (must be an Indian citizen and resident of India)
Minimum Shareholder1 (same person as director)
NomineeMandatory (Indian citizen & resident)
Company NameMust be unique and legally compliant
Registered OfficeMandatory with address proof
Minimum Paid-up CapitalNo minimum requirement

Documents Required for OPC Registration

Document TypeDocuments Needed
Identity ProofPAN Card (mandatory), Passport, Voter ID, or Driving License
Address ProofAadhaar Card, Bank Statement, Utility Bills (not older than 2 months)
Business Address ProofRent Agreement/Property Document and NOC from owner
Nominee DocumentsPAN, Aadhaar, Address proof, and signed Form INC-3
Director’s PhotoPassport-sized photograph
Digital SignatureDSC for the sole director

Sahyog assists you in preparing and verifying all required documents with ease.

OPC Registration Process with Sahyog

The registration process takes around 7–10 working days, and Sahyog manages it in these easy steps:

  1. Free Expert Consultation

    • Get guidance from Sahyog’s specialists on business structure and document readiness.

  2. Digital Signature (DSC) Creation

    • Required for signing official forms electronically.

  3. DIN Application

    • Director Identification Number is allotted by MCA.

  4. Company Name Reservation

    • File the RUN (Reserve Unique Name) form to secure a unique brand name.

  5. Drafting of MOA, AOA & INC-3

    • Prepare Memorandum, Articles of Association, and nominee consent.

  6. SPICe+ Form Filing

    • Submit integrated incorporation, PAN, TAN, and GST application.

  7. Certificate of Incorporation

    • Registrar of Companies (ROC) issues the legal registration certificate.

  8. Post-Incorporation Formalities

    • Open a business bank account, apply for GST, and start operations.

Why Choose Sahyog for OPC Registration?

  • Dedicated OPC Experts to guide you through every step

  • Fast Turnaround — complete process in just 7–10 days

  • Transparent Pricing — no hidden costs, fixed service plans

  • Complete Legal Support from incorporation to annual compliance

  • Startup India Registration Assistance

  • One-Stop Solution for business registration, taxation, and advisory

Sahyog makes business setup easy, secure, and completely online.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Yes, but it’s advisable to check employment agreements for restrictions before proceeding.

 

Yes, the law requires a nominee to be appointed during incorporation.

 

While angel/VC funding is easier with a Private Limited Company, OPCs can raise debt-based funding.

 

Yes, if turnover exceeds ₹2 crore or paid-up capital exceeds ₹50 lakh.

Yes, it can be voluntarily converted after 2 years or mandatorily if threshold limits are crossed.