• 1.  Limited Liability Protection: Protects personal assets from business risks.
  2. Separate Legal Entity: Enhances credibility and reputation.
  3. Tax Benefits: Avail tax benefits and deductions.
  4. Perpetual Existence: OPC continues to exist despite changes in ownership.
  5. Professional Image: Projects a professional image, boosting business reputation.
  6. Easy Compliance: Simplified compliance requirements compared to other company structures.
  7. Flexibility: OPC offers flexibility in management and operations.
  8. Credibility with Banks and Financial Institutions: Easier access to loans and credit.
  9. Ability to Raise Funds: Can raise funds from investors and venture capitalists.

No, new company registration is a fully online process. As all documents are filed electronically, you would not need to be physically present at all. You would need to send us scanned copies of all the required documents & forms.

For the Registered Office:
Proof you own the place or a rental agreement
No-objection letter from the property owner (for rented spaces)
Recent utility bills show the addressThe documents required for One Person Company registration include identity proof, address proof, and registered office proof, among others, which are as follows:

For the Member/Director:
PAN Card and Aadhaar Card for identity verification
Recent passport-sized photographs for official records
Government-issued ID (Passport, Driving License, or Voter ID)
Proof of where you live (Recent utility bills, bank statements)
Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) for signing documents electronically

For the Registered Office:

• Proof you own the place or a rental agreement
• No-objection letter from the property owner (for rented spaces)
• Recent utility bills show the address

Additional Requirements:
Director Identification Number (DIN) obtained during registration
Declaration of your planned business activities

An individual can be a member of only one OPC company through One Person Company Registration at any given time. This restriction prevents the misuse of the One Person Company Registration structure for creating multiple limited liability entities.

An individual who is a natural person, an Indian citizen, and a resident in India is eligible to incorporate an OPC. The person must not be a member or nominee of more than one OPC at a time. Foreign nationals, companies, and LLPs are not permitted to form or join an OPC.

One Person Company Registration provides limited liability protection, creating a clear separation between personal and business assets, while a sole proprietorship offers no such distinction.