Shifting of Registered Office from one ROC to another
Shifting a company's registered office from the jurisdiction of one Registrar of Companies (ROC) to another is a significant corporate action that requires regulatory approvals, shareholder consent, and statutory filings under the Companies Act, 2013.
At Ritesh Arora & Associates, we provide comprehensive assistance for inter-ROC office transfers by managing documentation, approvals, and MCA filings from start to finish.
Our Process
How we deliver this engagement.
Planning
Assess regulatory requirements for the office shift.
Documentation
Prepare resolutions and statutory documents.
Form Preparation
Complete INC-23, INC-28, and INC-27.
MCA Filing
Submit applications and obtain approvals.
Completion
Update statutory records and confirm compliance.
Facilitating Seamless Jurisdictional Changes
Our Inter-ROC Registered Office Shifting Services Include
Regulatory Approvals
We assist in obtaining approvals required for shifting the registered office between ROC jurisdictions.
MCA Filing
Our services include:
Filing of INC-23.
| Particulars | Coverage |
|---|---|
| Documentation & Compliance | We prepare board resolutions, shareholder resolutions, notices, and supporting documents required throughout the process. |
Benefits
- Smooth inter-ROC office transfer.
- Complete regulatory compliance.
- Accurate statutory documentation.
- Timely MCA filings.
- Reduced compliance risks.
- Seamless transition.
Our Shifting of Registered Office from One ROC to Another services help businesses complete complex jurisdictional transfers efficiently through expert documentation, regulatory coordination, and end-to-end MCA compliance support.
Our general frequently asked questions
Find quick answers to common questions about our services, timelines, and engagement process.
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You will typically need PAN cards, Aadhaar cards, photographs, and address proofs of the directors, along with the registered office address proof.