Director changes
Appointment and resignation.
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ROC & Corporate Compliance
Beyond the annual returns, companies file with the Registrar whenever something changes: a director joins or leaves, the registered office moves, authorised capital rises, shares are allotted, or the memorandum or articles are amended. FinAura prepares the resolutions, files the forms within the time the Act allows and updates your registers.
What is covered
The filings that follow a decision.
Appointment and resignation.
Within the city, state or across states.
Increase and alteration.
Shares issued and reported.
Memorandum and articles changes.
Appointment and resignation.
How the month runs
Decide, resolve, file, record.
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Step 4
Your part
Our part
A common question
Because the decision happens in a meeting or an email, and nobody connects it to a filing deadline. A director resigns, an office moves or shares are issued, and the Registrar's record is left behind.
We see many of these first in the books, so we flag them as they happen and file within the time allowed.
See share allotment filingsWho it is for
Frequent changes.
Capital and allotments.
Registered office shifts.
Director filings.
The rules, in plain English
Companies Act, 2013
Changes to the registered office, memorandum, articles and share capital, and director resignations, are approved as the Act requires and filed with the Registrar.
Official source: mca.gov.inCompanies Act, 2013
Companies keep registers of members and other prescribed registers, and minutes of board and general meetings, at the registered office.
Official source: mca.gov.inThis is general information, not advice for your situation; we confirm what applies to you before any work starts.
Questions we get asked
Forms filed with the Registrar when specific events happen, such as director changes, office shifts, capital changes or allotments, as opposed to annual filings.
Within the period the Act sets after the appointment or resignation; we file as soon as the paperwork is complete.
Yes, with shareholder approval and the Regional Director's confirmation; it takes longer than a move within the state.
It can usually be filed late with additional fees. We bring the record up to date.