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• Hello there! We understand the hard work and dedication you’ve put into building your brand. That’s why we are here to make sure you have exclusive ownership. The Trademark Act of 1999 allows you to register your logo, slogan, shape, packaging, sound, smell, color combinations, and more, giving your brand a distinct identity.

  Welcome to our cost-effective and hassle-free online TM registration service in India! Protect your valuable brand with our efficient online process. Our team of experts will guide you through the entire trademark registration process, ensuring your brand is legally secured.

  Don’t leave your brand unprotected. Our team will ensure your TM application is accurately filed in less than three days.

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Frequently asked questions FAQ`s

How long does it take to complete the process of Private limited company Registration ?

The registration process typically takes 10-15 working days, depending on the completion and submission of all required documents and approvals from the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA).

How Many People are Required to Start a Private Limited Company

To incorporate a private limited company, a minimum of 2 people are required. A private limited company must have a minimum of two Directors and can have upto a maximum of fifteen Directors. A minimum of two shareholders and a maximum of upto 200 shareholders are allowed.

Is it mandatory to have a company secretary for a Private Limited Company?

It is not mandatory for small Private Limited Companies with a turnover of less than Rs. 2 crores. However, it becomes mandatory as per the Companies Act for larger companies.

How is the shareholding structure determined in a Private Limited Company?

The shareholding structure is determined based on the capital contribution by each shareholder. The Articles of Association (AOA) and Memorandum of Association (MOA) detail the shareholding and rights of shareholders.

Can the registered office of a Private Limited Company be changed after incorporation?

Yes, the registered office can be changed within the same city or state with board approval. If moving to a different state, a special resolution and approval from the Regional Director of MCA are required.

How much capital is required to start a Private Limited Company?

There is no minimum capital requirement post the Companies Amendment Act, 2015. However, the company must declare an authorised capital in its MOA.

What happens if the name proposed during registration is rejected?

If the name is rejected, the applicant can submit up to two more names for approval. It's important to conduct a preliminary name search to avoid rejection.

Can foreign nationals or NRIs become directors or shareholders in a Private Limited Company?

Yes, foreign nationals and NRIs can become directors or shareholders, but they need to obtain a valid Director Identification Number (DIN) and Digital Signature Certificate (DSC).

Can a Foreign National Be a Director in an Indian Private Limited Company?

Yes, a foreign national can be a director in an Indian Private Limited Company. However, they must obtain a Director Identification Number (DIN) and a Digital Signature Certificate (DSC). Additionally, at least one of the directors must be an Indian resident. The foreign director’s address proof and identity documents must be notarized and apostilled if they are non-residents. Compliance with Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) regulations is also required when foreign nationals are involved in the company's management.

What Happens If Compliance Is Not Maintained?

Failure to maintain compliance can lead to severe penalties for a Private Limited Company. Non-compliance may result in fines, legal actions, and disqualification of directors. The company could also be marked as inactive or struck off the register by the Registrar of Companies (ROC). Additionally, continuous non-compliance can damage the company’s reputation, making it difficult to secure financing or attract investors. Directors may face personal liability, and the company may incur additional costs to restore its compliance status.