Promoter and director records
Identity, address, contact and signature records must match the proposed incorporation details.
The exact record depends on the proposed structure, subscribers, directors, registered office and authentication route. Clear, current and internally consistent documents reduce avoidable resubmission and clarification risk.
Identity, address, contact and signature records must match the proposed incorporation details.
Ownership, lease, consent, utility and address records should establish lawful use of the proposed office.
Names, objects, capital, shareholding and governance choices must be settled before forms are signed.
| Document group | Commonly prepared | Important check |
|---|---|---|
| Identity | PAN and permitted identity record | Names and dates must be consistent |
| Residential address | Recent permitted address proof | Current address and acceptable date |
| Registered office | Utility bill, ownership or tenancy record, NOC | Address and owner details should align |
| Business plan | Proposed names and principal objects | Avoid vague or conflicting descriptions |
| Ownership | Capital and subscriber shareholding | Totals and rights should match all forms |
| Authorisation | Consent, declarations and digital signatures | Use the correct person and signing capacity |
Receive complete and legible records from every participant.
Match spellings, addresses, dates, ownership and contact details.
Finalise name, objects, capital, subscribers and directors.
Complete signatures only after the final incorporation set is reviewed.
It may be possible where lawful occupancy and acceptable evidence are available. Activity-specific and local rules should also be checked.
Acceptable recency depends on the document and filing requirements in force. Use the latest available record and verify it before filing.
The incorporation process is online-led, but originals and supporting records should be preserved and may be required for verification.
Yes, subject to the applicable corporate procedure, filings and any change in jurisdiction.
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