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Converting an OPC into a private limited company
- An OPC must convert to a private company before it adds a second shareholder.
- Deadline: Before adding a second member
- Done in Filed within 5 working days
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- Special resolution
- Who will be the second member and director?
- INC-6 and MGT-14
- Fresh certificate as private company
Converting an OPC into a private…
Before adding a second member
- IInformation5 documents
- DDiscussion3 questions
- FForms1 step
- DDeliverablesFresh certificate as…
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An OPC must convert to a private company before it adds a second shareholder. We pass the resolution, increase members and directors to two, alter the MoA and AoA and file INC-6.
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₹6,999
₹6,999 + ₹1,259.82 GST = ₹8,258.82
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