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Packages of FDI Company Registration includes the following items

Register Your 100% Owned Private Limited Company or Subsidiary Company anywhere in India. Company Registration is a Centralised Process by the Central Government, and there is no state-specific law to register a business in India. All our packages contain the following items.

DIN for 2 Directors
DSC for 2 Directors
Company Name Approval
MOA + AOA Drafting
Filing of Spice Plus Form
Incorporation Certificate
Company ePAN Card
Company TAN/TDS Number
Bank A/c Opening Support
CA/CS Assistance
Relationship Manager
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Company Registration in India

Whether the proposed Indian entity is an independent company or a wholly-owned subsidiary, the incorporation process shall remain the same. Generally, the foreign direct investment in India is open under the automatic route from most of the sectors and all countries. However, investments from countries that share land borders with India, such as Pakistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Nepal, China and Afghanistan, do not qualify under the automatic route. India is the best destination to do business because of following

Income Tax is Only 15%. World’s Best Tax Rate

Easy Availability of Skilled Labour

Manufacturing Hub Led By New Central Govt.

Great Urban & Industrial Infrastructure

One of the World’s Fastest Economy

India is the World’s Largest Democracy

Checklist or Minimum Eligibility To Start Indian Company

Check FDI Limit: Most of the sectors are open for foreign direct investment in India under the automatic route, without any prior approval for incorporation of the company. Please refer to the latest RBI Notification or Press Note.

One Resident Director: One director of the company must be an Indian Resident. A person is said to be a resident when he/she stays in India for at least 120 days during the previous financial year. The stay can be completed in many trenches.

Business VISA: If the foreign signatory arrives in India on a business visa, then his documents can be attested easily in India; otherwise, the document would require legalization by the Indian embassy or through the Apostille.

Attestation / Apostille: All documents of foreign origin and those executed in a foreign territory need to be legalized by way of attestation by the Indian high commission or through apostille in terms of the Hague Convention.

List of Documents Required For Company Registration

Good documentation for the registration of a company plays a vital role & results in faster incorporation. Here is the list of the documents required from the directors and for the company’s registered address for the incorporation of the company. Please submit self-attested copies of documents that are clear and valid.

A. Documents of Directors/Shareholder	B. Documents For Registered Address
Passport Size Colour PhotographSelf attested Pan CardSelf attested Aadhar CardAddress Proof: (any one document)Telephone BillGas Bill,Electricity BillBank StatementIdentity Proof: (any one document)PassportVoter IDDriving License	Proof of Premises:TelephoneElectricityWater BillNo Objection Certificate (NOC) From OwnerDownload NOC Format

Note: After the incorporation, the ROC issues a Certificate of Incorporation that contains the company’s address, similar to that is available on the proof submitted for the registered address. Please ensure that the address of the premises on the NOC matches with the address on the utility Bill.

Stepwise Process of FDI Company Registration

Documentation For Incorporation

Perhaps the most critical aspect of setting up a company from overseas shareholding is correct documentation and legalisation. After we receive the complete set of basic documents we shall draft declarations as required under the companies act, 2013, Memorandum of Association (MOA), Articles of Association (AOA) and other documents as may be required on a case to case basis.

Legalisation or Attestation of Documents

All documents originating from a foreign country or which is signed/executed in a foreign country is required to be legalised. The attestation can be done either through the Indian Embassy or to be apostilled as per Hague Convention. However, in case the foreign person comes to India with original documents on a Business Visa, then attestation can be done in India.

Digital Signature of Shareholders/Directors

A Digital Signature (DSC) is the equivalent of physical or paper signature under the information technology act. As per the new process, all applications to the Registrar of Companies (ROC) are filed in digital format which needs to be authenticated by the digital signature of the proposed shareholders and directors as the case may be. The filing process starts with the issue of digital signature for all the promoters.

Name Reservation of Company

The name of the proposed Company must be unique and should not resemble any existing company, LLP, Trademark or any other business. The subsidiary of a foreign company can have the name of a foreign Company with India as a name.

Company Incorporation By the ROC

After the Name Approval of the Company, the application for incorporation is filed with the MOA, AOA, ID & Address Proof of Promoters and the proof of registered address with NOC from the owner of the premises. The application for company registration is processed at Central Processing Centre at Manesar (Near Our Delhi Office) and after approval results in the issue of the Certificate of Incorporation, which is conclusive proof of the registration of the Company.

Approach Banker for Account Opening

After company incorporation, the Bank A/c has to be opened, wherein the foreign direct investment must reach within 180 days of incorporation of the company with advance intimation to Banker. Please note that the new company can not start any of its business activities unless the capital has been received in India.