Documents required for a Private Limited Company Registration
1. Identity Proof and Address Proof of Directors & Shareholders
Identity proof (any one for each):
- PAN Card (mandatory for Indian nationals)
- Passport
- Voter ID
- Driving Licence
Address proof (any one for each – recent):
- Aadhaar Card
- Latest Utility Bill (electricity, water, gas)
- Recent Bank Statement
Other:
- Passport-size photographs of all directors
2. Proof of Registered Office
- Electricity Bill (not older than 30 days): For ownership proof
- Property Tax Receipt: For ownership proof
- Rent Agreement (If the office is rented)
- No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the Property Owner – Authorising use of premises as the registered office
3. Memorandum of Association (MOA)
- Defines the primary objectives, business activities, and scope of the company.
- Mandatory for incorporation and submitted in e-MOA format during registration.
4. Articles of Association (AOA)
- Specifies internal rules, governance structure, shareholder rights, and operational framework.
- Submitted along with the MOA in e-AOA format.
5. Declaration & Consent of Proposed Directors
- Form INC-9: A self-declaration by directors and subscribers confirming they are not convicted, and the information provided is correct.
- Form DIR-2: A written consent from each director agreeing to act as a director in the company is required for pvt. ltd. company registration in India.
6. Digital Signatures (DSC) and DIN
- Class‑3 Digital Signature Certificate required for all proposed directors to sign e‑forms.
- Director Identification Number (DIN) for each director, generated/validated during the SPICe+ process.
7. Company name & share details
- Proposed company name and brief objects (for SPICe+ Part A name approval).
- Shareholding pattern and subscription details (number of shares and amount to be subscribed by each shareholder).
At a Glance: New firms registration up by 29% in May 2025
India experienced a 29% year-on-year increase in new company registrations in May 2025, totaling 20,718, with active firms reaching a record 1.89 million. The surge is attributed to business-friendly reforms and reduced regulatory hurdles, with Maharashtra leading in state-wise registrations.
