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You & nominee

Money & state

Review & pay

Fee₹15,000· Within 10 working days

Professional fee. Signing tokens, government fees and stamp duty are added as you go, and the full total is shown before you pay.

Step 1 of 3

About you and your nominee

A One Person Company has exactly one owner. You also name one nominee who steps in if anything happens to you.

Structure

One owner. One nominee. That's it.

•You, the sole owner and director. You hold all the shares.

•Your nominee, a person you name in advance. They're on standby; not a director, not a shareholder, not on the board. If you can no longer hold the company, they automatically become the new owner.

ii.

Eligibility

A quick eligibility check

I'm an Indian resident and was in India for 120 days or more in the last financial year

My nominee is an adult Indian citizen (NRIs allowed since 2021; minors are not)

iii.

Board

How many directors?

You are director number one. Most OPCs stop there, but you can appoint others to the board without giving up any ownership.

iv.

Digital signatures

USB signing tokens

Every director signs the incorporation forms, so each one needs a token. The nominee doesn't, they only sign a paper consent.

Do you already own a USB signing token from a previous government filing?

A small USB stick (Class 3) from an earlier company, LLP, or tax filing. Still valid for 90+ days.

What that works out to

1 USB token to procure

Token charges

1 × ₹600

₹600

Certifier's fee · video KYC

1 × ₹1,000

₹1,000

Total

₹1,600

Why we ask this

An OPC has one member who is also the sole director. A nominee is a person you name in advance who automatically becomes the owner if you can no longer run the company. They sign just one form at incorporation, INC-3 (the consent letter), and don't hold shares or sign any other filings until they actually step in.

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