The process involves choosing the business structure, obtaining a Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) and Director Identification Number (DIN), name approval from MCA, filing the incorporation form, and receiving the Certificate of Incorporation.

The company registration process typically takes 10-15 business days, depending on the timely submission of required documents and government processing times.

Key documents include identity proof (PAN card, Aadhaar card) and address proof of directors, passport-size photographs, and proof of the registered office address (such as a utility bill).

Yes, you can register a One Person Company (OPC), which allows a single director and shareholder. However, a Private Limited Company requires at least two directors.

A Private Limited Company offers limited liability and the ability to raise funds through equity, while an LLP (Limited Liability Partnership) provides flexibility in management with fewer compliance requirements but limited scope for raising capital.

Company registration is not mandatory for all businesses, but it is highly recommended for legal recognition, liability protection, and better credibility when dealing with clients, investors, and banks.

The cost of company registration varies based on the business structure, authorized capital, and professional fees. Typically, it includes government fees, professional fees, and other compliance-related charges.

After incorporation, a company must comply with annual filings, GST registration, PAN/TAN application, and regular compliance with the Registrar of Companies (ROC), such as filing financial statements and board resolutions.

Yes, foreign nationals and NRIs can register a company in India, provided they comply with the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) regulations and obtain the necessary approvals.

There is no minimum capital requirement to register a Private Limited Company or LLP in India. Businesses can be incorporated with any amount of authorized capital, depending on their funding needs.