Overview
Overview
An OPC lets a single individual run a business as a company with limited liability and a separate legal identity.
We help you evaluate OPC against other structures and complete incorporation, including nominee requirements.
Who this is for
- Solo founders and professionals
- Proprietors moving to a corporate structure
Scope of work
The precise scope is confirmed in writing for each engagement. It typically includes:
- Name reservation
- MoA and AoA drafting
- Nominee consent
- Incorporation filing
- Post-incorporation checklist
Documents usually required
- 01Identity and address proof of member and nominee
- 02Registered office proof
- 03Photographs
We share a checklist specific to your case. Please do not send identity or financial documents by email — existing clients can upload them securely through the client portal.
How we work
- 1
Structure discussion
We confirm the most suitable structure and the registrations your activity requires.
- 2
Documents & name
Collection of KYC and address documents and, where applicable, name availability checks.
- 3
Application
Preparation and filing of the application on the relevant government portal.
- 4
Follow-up
Responding to clarifications or resubmissions raised by the authority, if any.
- 5
Post-registration
Guidance on the compliance calendar and first steps after registration.
Frequently asked questions
Can an OPC convert into a private company later?
Yes, conversion is permitted subject to the procedure in the law.
Last updated 11 Oct 2026. This page is general information, not professional advice. Applicability depends on your facts and the law in force; we do not guarantee any particular outcome, saving, registration or approval.