The memorandum of association (MOA) sets out the company's basic details, including its name, registered office state, objects and capital. The articles of association (AOA) set out how the company is run.
Both can be changed by a special resolution of the shareholders. The resolution is filed with the Registrar of Companies (ROC) in Form MGT-14 within 30 days.
Add a new line of business, change the main objects or remove objects you no longer pursue.
Update rules on the board, meetings, share transfers or other internal matters.
We explain what each proposed change means, so the board and shareholders know what they are approving.
For a new business object, we check whether it needs a licence or registration before you start that business.
Tell us what you want to change and why.
We draft the altered clause or articles for your review.
The board calls a general meeting, and shareholders pass a special resolution.
We file the resolution and the altered MOA or AOA with the ROC within 30 days.
Once the ROC registers the change, the altered documents apply.
A special resolution of the shareholders, filed with the ROC in Form MGT-14 within 30 days.
By a special resolution of the shareholders. The resolution and the altered articles are filed with the ROC in Form MGT-14.
When the ROC registers the alteration. Start the new business after that.
Yes, by altering the object clause. Check whether the new business also needs a separate licence or registration.
MCA charges additional fees for late filing, and the company and its officers can face penalties. File within 30 days.
Neither. Complianto is a compliance facilitation platform operated by Mentorcorp Private Limited. You can also file directly on the MCA portal without our fee.
All event-based ROC changes in one place.
Raise your company's share capital limit.
Change your company's registered name.
Move your company's registered office.
Appoint, replace or remove a director.
Sign MCA forms online.