Close an OPC
A One Person Company (OPC) follows the same strike-off route as a Private Limited company. The differences are minor: the special resolution comes from the single member instead of a shareholder meeting, and the nominee's consent is recorded as part of the application.
What this filing does
A One Person Company (OPC) follows the same strike-off route as a Private Limited company. The differences are minor: the special resolution comes from the single member instead of a shareholder meeting, and the nominee's consent is recorded as part of the application.
Eligibility is the same — no business activity for the last two financial years, no liabilities, and no ongoing legal proceedings. The application is the strike-off filing (Form STK-2) with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs.
Common reasons founders engage this
- The OPC has not carried on business for the last two financial years.
- Bank accounts are closed and there are no creditor claims.
- The sole member has decided to close the company rather than convert it to a Private Limited.
- The nominee is reachable and willing to sign.
Documents you will need to send
Most of these can be scanned or photographed from your phone. Everything required is listed in the checklist sent the same day, so nothing is collected later as a surprise.
- Affidavit from the sole member (drafted for signature).
- Indemnity letter from the sole member (drafted for signature).
- Written consent from the nominee to the closure.
- Statement of accounts certified by a Chartered Accountant, dated within 30 days of the application.
- Bank account closure certificate.
- Special resolution by the sole member (drafted for signature).
How it works
- 01.
Eligibility check and engagement
Day 1–3Eligibility is confirmed — no operations for two years, no liabilities, no litigation. The document checklist arrives the same day.
- 02.
Affidavit, indemnity, resolution drafted
Day 4–14The affidavit, indemnity letter, and special resolution are drafted for review. The sole member and the nominee sign and notarise the affidavit.
- 03.
Strike-off application filed
Day 15–20The strike-off application (Form STK-2) is filed with the Ministry along with all supporting documents and the government fee. The form is signed by a Practising Company Secretary.
- 04.
Public notice and strike-off
Day 21–120The Ministry publishes a public notice in the Official Gazette inviting objections. If none are received within 30 days, the OPC is struck off and dissolved.
Our fee
₹9,000
Per OPC. The CA-certified statement of accounts is extra.
What you receive
- Filed strike-off application with the Ministry's acknowledgement.
- Gazette publication confirmation.
- Final strike-off order.
- Closure pack — signed resolution, affidavit, indemnity letter, and nominee consent.
- i.
Fill the online form
Save and resume anytime. No pressure to finish in one sitting.
- ii.
Review the scope and fee
The exact all-in fee, the timeline, and what's included appear together before any payment.
- iii.
Filing begins
Your dashboard tracks every step. Every form is signed and certified by a Practising Company Secretary.