Overview
A One Person Company lets a single individual run a company with limited liability, without needing a co-founder or partner. A nominee must be named at incorporation.
Key points
- Single-member company with limited liability
- A nominee must be appointed
- Easier compliance than a private limited company
- Good for solo consultants, freelancers and small businesses
- Raising equity from outside investors usually requires a change of structure
Typical documents required
- PAN and Aadhaar of the member and nominee
- Address proof and photographs
- Registered office proof and NOC
- Nominee consent
How we work
Name approval
DSC and DIN
Incorporation filing with MCA
Certificate of Incorporation and compliance setup
Frequently asked questions
Can an OPC raise venture funding?
Investors typically prefer a private limited company, so OPCs planning to raise equity usually convert first.
Who is the nominee?
The nominee steps in if the sole member dies or is unable to act. The nominee's consent is filed at incorporation.
This page gives general information and is not legal or tax advice. Requirements change, so confirm current rules for your situation with us before acting.