The registered office is the official address of a company as recorded with the Registrar of Companies (ROC). It is the location where all official communications, legal notices, and statutory documents from regulatory bodies are sent.
Yes. It is mandatory under the Companies Act, 2013 to file Form INC-22 within 30 days of the change to avoid penalties.
Form INC-22 for address update, Form MGT-14 for special resolution (if applicable), Form INC-23 for Regional Director approval (inter-state only), and Form INC-28 for filing RD order.
Yes, a residential address can be used provided you have the owner's NOC and a utility bill in their name.
Within the same city: 3-5 days. Within same state but different city: 5-8 days. Inter-state (different ROC jurisdiction): 20-45 days including RD approval.
No. For changes within the same city or local limits, only a board resolution is required. Shareholder approval is needed for changes outside local limits.
No. RD approval is only required when the registered office is shifted from one state to another (inter-state change). Intra-city and intra-state changes do not require RD approval.
Late filing attracts a penalty of ₹100 per day per form. The company and every officer in default may be liable for penalties ranging from ₹1,000 to ₹1,00,000.
File Form REG-14 on the GST portal within 15 days of the change. For inter-state moves, you may need to surrender the old GSTIN and apply for a new one in the new state.
Yes, but it requires Regional Director approval, MOA alteration, special resolution, and filing of Forms INC-23, MGT-14, INC-28, and INC-22.
Proof of new address (Rent Agreement/Utility Bill), NOC from owner, Board Resolution, Special Resolution (if applicable), Altered MOA (for inter-state), DSC, and list of directors.
Yes, but only for inter-state changes. The "Registered Office Clause" in the MOA must be altered to reflect the new state, which requires special resolution and ROC approval.
The ROC may issue notices, mark the company as inactive, or initiate strike-off proceedings. It is crucial to maintain an accessible registered office and update it promptly.
Yes. You must update the new address with GST, MSME/Udyam, PAN, TAN, IEC, banks, Shops & Establishment license, and other relevant authorities to maintain compliance.
We provide end-to-end compliance support including drafting resolutions, filing all ROC forms, obtaining RD approval, and assisting with multi-license address updates across GST, MSME, and bank accounts.