Company Changes.
Companies move offices, change names and objects, and borrow against their assets, and each change has to be approved and registered with the ROC in the right form and sequence. This practice covers registered office shifts, changes of name and object clause, and the creation, modification and satisfaction of charges. We plan the approvals, draft the resolutions and handle the MCA filings and any Regional Director applications.
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Signs it's time to talk to us.
- You are moving your registered office to a new address, city or state
- You are rebranding, or your name no longer fits the business
- You are adding a new line of business
- You have taken, changed or repaid a secured loan
How Company Changes works with us.
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Change scoping
We identify the approvals the change needs, from a board resolution to a special resolution or Regional Director order, and the forms that follow.
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Document drafting
We draft resolutions, notices, the altered memorandum or articles, and the declarations each filing needs.
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Approvals and applications
We run the board and general meetings and, where needed, the application to the ROC or Regional Director.
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MCA filings
We file MGT-14, INC-22, INC-23, INC-24, INC-28 or the charge forms within their statutory windows.
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Records and updates
We update your statutory registers and help align PAN, GST, bank and licence records.
Company Changes services.
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Change in Registered Office
Moving your registered office is a statutory event, and the approvals depend on how far you move.
Change in Object Clause
The object clause in your memorandum sets out the business your company is formed to carry on.
Change in Name
Changing your company's name takes name approval, shareholder approval and a fresh certificate of incorporation.
Addition/Removal of Charges
When your company borrows against its assets, the charge must be registered with the ROC, and when the loan is repaid it must be recorded as satisfied.
Modification of Charges
When the terms of a registered charge change, such as an enhanced limit, additional or released security, or revised repayment terms, the modification must also be registered with the ROC.
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