- Which registrar handles company registration in Chandigarh, Mohali and Kharar?
- The Registrar of Companies, Chandigarh — which has jurisdiction over Punjab, the Union Territory of Chandigarh and Himachal Pradesh. Whether the registered office is in Mohali, Kharar, Zirakpur, Panchkula's Punjab side or Chandigarh itself, the SPICe+ or FiLLiP form is processed by ROC Chandigarh. Stamp duty on the memorandum, articles or LLP agreement follows the state of the registered office: Punjab rates for Mohali and Kharar, Chandigarh rates for the UT.
- How long does company registration take in Mohali or Chandigarh?
- Five to ten working days from KYC to certificate for a private limited company or OPC, seven to twelve for an LLP, assuming the first-choice name is approved. Name rejections and resubmission requests from the registrar are the usual sources of delay; we shortlist names by approval likelihood and answer resubmissions the same day.
- Do I need to be in the Tricity to register a company through you?
- No. Incorporation is filed on the MCA portal and every step — KYC, digital signatures, drafting, signing — is done remotely. We incorporate for founders across India and for NRIs incorporating Indian subsidiaries; the registered office determines which ROC processes the filing and which state's stamp duty applies, not where the founders sit.
- How much does it cost to register a private limited company in Chandigarh or Mohali?
- Government charges plus our professional fee typically total ₹12,000 to ₹20,000 for a private limited company at standard authorised capital, and ₹10,000 to ₹15,000 for an LLP, varying with authorised capital, the number of directors or partners and Punjab or Chandigarh stamp duty. These are estimates. The fee is fixed and quoted before we start, and it includes the first board meeting, ADT-1 and INC-20A — the items portal registrations leave the founder to discover. Our guide to company registration costs in India breaks down the government fees, stamp duty and first-year running cost in full.
- Should I register a private limited company or an LLP?
- Private limited if you will raise equity from investors, grant ESOPs or reinvest profits; LLP if you are bootstrapped, profitable, service-based and will draw profits out. The deciding question is whether outside equity is in the plan. Our written comparison in the first step of every engagement settles it against your specific numbers; our guide to Pvt Ltd vs LLP vs OPC vs partnership sets out the framework.
- What happens after the certificate of incorporation?
- Within 30 days the first board meeting and auditor appointment; within 60 days share certificates; within 180 days the INC-20A commencement declaration, which cannot be filed until the subscribers have paid in their capital. An LLP files its agreement in Form 3 within 30 days. GST and TDS obligations begin with the first invoice or salary. All of this is inside our incorporation fee, and the twelve-month calendar is handed over at the end.