Yes, foreign nationals and NRIs can register a company in India, but at least one director must be an Indian resident as per MCA regulations.

Yes, every registered company must file annual returns and financial statements with the ROC, along with income tax filings and GST compliance if applicable.

No physical office is mandatory. A virtual or residential address can be used as a registered office, provided you have valid address proof and a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the owner.

Yes, a company name can be changed later by filing a special resolution with the Registrar of Companies (ROC) and updating related documents such as MOA, AOA, and PAN.

Startup registration refers to recognition under the Startup India initiative by DPIIT, while company incorporation is the legal process of forming a business entity under the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA). Both can be obtained for the same business to enjoy legal and government benefits.

Registration is done through the MCA portal and validated by the Registrar of Companies (ROC).

We provide annual compliance and bookkeeping services to manage your legal obligations.

Yes, after incorporation, open a current account in the company’s name for financial operations.

You’ll receive your Certificate of Incorporation, PAN, TAN, and company documents. We then assist with post-registration compliance.

Yes, with proper identification and address proof, foreign investors can incorporate through an Indian resident director.

No, everything from document signing to approval is handled digitally.

It’s a certification by DPIIT that allows eligible startups to enjoy tax exemptions, IPR benefits, and funding support.

Private Limited is ideal for scaling and funding, LLP suits professionals, and OPC fits solo entrepreneurs.

Typically 7–10 working days after document submission and name approval.

Yes. Our process is fully online and valid nationwide. You can register your startup from anywhere in India.