Run your business solo with corporate protection.
A One Person Company lets you be the sole owner of a legally incorporated entity with limited liability. No co-founder required — just your vision, backed by a legal structure.
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OPC Incorporated in Just 5 Days*
*Timeline is indicative and may vary based on document verification and government processing.
What is a One Person Company (OPC)?
A One Person Company (OPC) was introduced under the Companies Act 2013 to allow a single individual to form and operate a legally incorporated private limited company with full limited liability protection. Unlike a Sole Proprietorship — where there is no separation between the owner and the business — an OPC is a separate legal entity. The single member appoints a nominee who automatically becomes the OPC's member in the event of the member's death or incapacity. An OPC can be converted to a Private Limited Company once its paid-up capital exceeds ₹50 lakh or average annual turnover crosses ₹2 crore for three consecutive years.
Who Should Incorporate an OPC?
Key OPC facts:
1 Member
Sole shareholder and director allowed
1 Nominee
Mandatory nominee designation required
No Min. Capital
Start with any paid-up capital amount
Solo entrepreneurs who want corporate credibility and limited liability protection
Freelancers and consultants operating independently but needing a legal entity
Professionals in practice (doctors, architects, tech consultants) seeking formal incorporation
Sole business owners who want separation between personal assets and business liabilities
Individuals who want to build and scale a solo venture with potential to convert to Pvt Ltd
Any Indian resident who previously operated as a proprietor and wants to formalise
Documents Required
Member (Director)
PAN, Aadhaar or Passport, address proof (utility bill/bank statement), passport-size photo
Nominee
PAN, Aadhaar or address proof, signed Form INC-3 (Nominee Consent)
Registered Office
Electricity bill or utility bill, NOC from property owner, rent/lease agreement
Company
Memorandum and Articles of Association drafted by our team specifying OPC objects and rules
Who
Documents Required
PAN, Aadhaar or Passport, address proof (utility bill/bank statement), passport-size photo
PAN, Aadhaar or address proof, signed Form INC-3 (Nominee Consent)
Electricity bill or utility bill, NOC from property owner, rent/lease agreement
Memorandum and Articles of Association drafted by our team specifying OPC objects and rules
Key Features of an OPC
Single Shareholder:
Only one natural person can be the sole member and director of an OPC — ideal for solo founders who want full control and ownership.
Limited Liability:
Personal assets of the sole member are fully protected. Liability is limited strictly to the paid-up share capital of the company.
Separate Legal Entity:
The OPC is a distinct legal person — it can enter contracts, open bank accounts, and hold property in its own name.
Perpetual Succession via Nominee:
The nominee mechanism ensures business continuity even upon the death or incapacity of the sole member.
Lower Compliance vs Pvt Ltd:
OPCs are exempt from holding AGMs. Financial statements can be signed by the sole director. Some additional ROC filings are waived.
Conversion Path:
An OPC can voluntarily or mandatorily convert to a Private Limited Company, providing a clear growth path as the business scales.
Compliance & Benefits
Ongoing Compliance
- File annual return (Form MGT-7A) with the Registrar of Companies
- Submit financial statements (AOC-4) — signed by the sole director
- Hold at least one board meeting in each half of the calendar year
- Mandatory statutory audit by a Chartered Accountant every financial year
Benefits
- Full ownership and control — no co-founder or investor dilution required
- Limited liability protection separating personal assets from business risk
- Formal legal identity enabling contracts, bank accounts, and tenders
- Convert to Pvt Ltd seamlessly when ready to scale or raise investment
- Higher credibility vs Sole Proprietorship for corporate clients
OPC Registration Process
Step 1: Obtain DSC for the Director
A Digital Signature Certificate is required for the proposed director/member to file forms with the MCA.
Step 2: Apply for DIN
A Director Identification Number (DIN) is allotted through the SPICe+ form submission.
Step 3: Reserve Company Name (RUN)
We file a name reservation on the MCA portal, checking for uniqueness and compliance with naming guidelines.
Step 4: Obtain Nominee Consent (INC-3)
The designated nominee signs and submits Form INC-3 consenting to be the nominee of the OPC.
Step 5: File SPICe+ with MCA
The incorporation form (SPICe+) is filed electronically with MoA, AoA, and all required attachments.
Step 6: Certificate of Incorporation Issued
The Registrar of Companies issues the Certificate of Incorporation with CIN, PAN, and TAN — your OPC is live.
How It Works
Share Your Details
Fill a short form or call us. We collect your requirements and all documents online — no physical visit needed.
Expert Assignment
A dedicated specialist with expertise in your service category is assigned to your case within 24 hours of payment.
Work in Progress
Your expert prepares documents, files applications with the relevant authority, and follows up on your behalf.
Delivery
Your registration certificate, legal document, or filed return is delivered digitally to your Golden Verdict dashboard.
Get Your OPC Incorporated Without Any Hassle
Expert-guided OPC registration with DSC, DIN, SPICe+ filing, and MoA/AoA drafting for solo entrepreneurs.
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Get Your OPC Incorporated Without Any Hassle
Expert-guided OPC registration with DSC, DIN, SPICe+ filing, and MoA/AoA drafting for solo entrepreneurs.
Starting at Just
Why Golden Verdict For
One Person Company Registration?
Registering an OPC requires meticulous attention to the nominee consent framework, MoA/AoA drafting, and SPICe+ form submissions. Golden Verdict handles all technical and procedural aspects — from DSC procurement to the Certificate of Incorporation. We ensure your nominee consent (Form INC-3) is correctly executed, your company's objects are precisely drafted, and your registered office documentation is complete. Solo founders trust us to make the first step of building their company seamless.
You have a solo vision. Golden Verdict gives it a legal identity that lasts.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is eligible to incorporate an OPC?+
What is the role of a nominee in an OPC?+
Can an OPC be converted to a Private Limited Company?+
What are the annual compliance requirements for an OPC?+
Can an OPC raise external investment?+
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A One Person Company lets you be the sole owner of a legally incorporated entity with limited liability. No co-founder required — just your vision, backed by a legal structure.
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