Overview
A private limited company is a separate legal entity, often preferred by founders planning investment. Incorporation is filed with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs by authorised professionals.
We coordinate your requirement with them and help you stay organised on documents and dates.
Who needs it
- Startup founders
- Family businesses that want a formal structure
- Businesses planning to raise funds
- Sole proprietors who want to scale
Requirements
A general checklist. The exact list depends on your case and we confirm it when you enquire.
- PAN and ID/address proof for directors and shareholders
- Photographs
- Registered office address proof and no-objection letter
- Proposed company names and objects
- Digital Signature Certificates for directors
Please do not send documents over open channels. We will tell you how to share them securely once you enquire. Never share OTPs, passwords or PINs with anyone, including us.
Process
- Enquire and share your plan
- Director and shareholding structure is discussed
- Name selection and document collection
- Incorporation filed by the authorised professional
- Certificate, PAN/TAN, bank account and compliance calendar
Charges
Jaykar Solutions fee
Professional service fee quoted in advance.
Government, statutory & third-party fees
Government fees, stamp duty, DSC and professional certification charges are separate and itemised.
Frequently asked questions
How many directors are required?
At least two directors and two shareholders for a private limited company, as per the law.
Is a minimum capital required?
No statutory minimum, but plan capital for your business needs.
Can I use my home as registered office?
Generally yes, with proper proof and the owner's consent.
What compliances follow?
Annual filings, audit and board meetings. We can coordinate these.
Can I convert a proprietorship?
Not directly; a new company is formed and the business can be transferred.
Disclaimer
Eligibility, approval and processing times depend on the relevant authority or provider, and we cannot guarantee them. This page is general information, not legal, tax or financial advice. See our Terms & Disclaimer.