OPC Registration
Form a One Person Company (OPC) to gain corporate status as a solo entrepreneur.
Quick Compliance & Filing Summary
Service Overview
A One Person Company (OPC) is a hybrid structure that combines the best features of a sole proprietorship and a private limited company. It allows a single entrepreneur to operate a corporate entity with limited liability protection and a distinct legal identity. It requires appointing a nominee director who acts in the event of death or incapacity of the founder.
Why this matters: OPC provides sole proprietors with corporate status, helping them win tenders, protect personal assets, and project a highly professional corporate image.
Key Benefits of this Service
Single Ownership
Complete control over company affairs, operations, and profits without needing a co-founder.
Limited Liability
Restricts personal risk to the capital invested in the company shares.
Distinct Legal Identity
Can own property, sign contracts, and sue or be sued in its own corporate name.
Easy Credit Access
Banks prefer lending to OPC corporate structures over unorganized sole proprietorships.
Eligibility & Documentation
Who is Eligible?
- Only a natural person who is an Indian Citizen and resident
- One Nominee Director is mandatory
- Paid-up capital must be under ₹50 Lakhs (to remain OPC)
- Average annual turnover must be under ₹2 Crores
Required Documents
- PAN Card and Aadhaar Card of the member and nominee
- Bank statement or phone bill showing member name
- Utility bill and NOC from landlord of office location
- Consent letter of the Nominee Director
Step-by-Step Filing Process
DSC Procurement
Obtain digital signature for the single founder.
Name Application
Apply for a unique corporate name ending with (OPC) Private Limited.
SPICe+ Integration Form
Submit charter papers, nominee consent, and tax registration applications.
Certificate & Tax ID Issue
MCA issues incorporation files, PAN, and TAN codes to set up bank account.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can a person form more than one OPC?
No, an individual can incorporate only one OPC or act as a nominee for only one OPC at a time.
What happens if OPC crosses ₹2 Crore turnover?
It must be compulsorily converted into a regular Private Limited Company or Public Limited Company.