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ROC and MCA Compliance in Delhi NCR

From a change of director to a change of address, every event in a company's life needs a filing. We handle ROC and MCA work for companies and LLPs across Delhi NCR, including XBRL and dematerialisation.

  • Chartered Accountant led
  • Written scope and fee before we start
  • Delhi NCR, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh
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ROCDelhi and Haryana, Kanpur for UP
EventBased filings as they occur
XBRLFor certain companies

What is ROC compliance?

ROC compliance means the filings a company or LLP must make with the Registrar of Companies under the Companies Act, 2013 or the LLP Act, 2008. It includes annual returns, financial statements and event-based filings such as appointment of directors, change of registered office and share allotment.

Guide

ROC and MCA Compliance: what you should know

What ROC and MCA compliance covers

It covers filings under the Companies Act and LLP Act: annual returns, financial statements, director appointments and KYC, changes in capital, charges, registered office and share allotments. Each event has its own form and time limit.

Event-based filings

Beyond annual returns, you must file forms when you appoint or remove directors, allot shares, change the registered office, create or satisfy charges, change the company name or object, and more. Missing these creates gaps in the public record.

Clean-up and condonation

If you are behind, we review the MCA record, list defaults, compute fees and file in the right order. The Registrar can sometimes act on defaults like non-filing, so early correction matters.

Common mistakes to avoid

  • Not filing after share allotment
  • Not updating director details
  • Charges not registered
General information based on the law as we understand it today. Rules, rates and due dates change, so confirm your own case with a Chartered Accountant.

Who it is for

Who needs ROC and MCA Compliance?

1

Companies that need to add or remove directors or shareholders

2

Companies shifting their registered office

3

Companies with defaults that need to be regularised

4

Companies that need XBRL filing or dematerialisation of securities

Documents required for ROC and MCA Compliance

  • Certificate of Incorporation and PAN
  • Latest MOA, AOA and statutory registers
  • Resolutions and consent documents for the change
  • Digital Signature Certificates of directors
  • Previous filings and financial statements

Timeline and fees

Event-based filings are usually completed in 3 to 10 working days.

The fee depends on the scope, the volume of work and the timeline. We share a written scope and fee before we start, and there are no hidden charges.

Our process

How we handle ROC and MCA Compliance

Every step is handled by our team, with updates at each stage.

  1. 1

    Identify the filing

    The right form and timeline confirmed.

  2. 2

    Prepare resolutions

    Board and shareholder resolutions drafted.

  3. 3

    File on MCA

    Form filed with the attachments and fee.

  4. 4

    Track approval

    Status monitored and queries answered.

  5. 5

    Update the registers

    Statutory records kept current.

FAQ

ROC and MCA Compliance: frequently asked questions

Which ROC office covers Delhi, Noida and Gurgaon?

Companies in Delhi and Haryana, including Gurugram and Faridabad, come under the ROC Delhi and Haryana. Companies in Uttar Pradesh, including Noida and Ghaziabad, come under the ROC Kanpur.

What is XBRL filing?

It is a machine-readable format for financial statements that certain companies must use when filing their financials with the MCA.

What is dematerialisation of shares?

It converts physical share certificates to electronic form with a depository. Unlisted private companies other than small companies must comply with the demat rules.

Can a defunct company be struck off?

Yes. A company that is not carrying on business can apply to be struck off, after clearing filings and dues.

How do I check my company's compliance status?

The MCA portal shows filing history and status. We can review it for you.

What is DIR-3 KYC?

An annual KYC filing for persons holding a DIN.

Can a struck-off company be revived?

Yes, through a revival application, subject to conditions.

Get in touch

Talk to a Chartered Accountant about ROC and MCA Compliance

Share a few details and we will reply within one working day with the scope, timeline and fee.

Call +91 92788 13303