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What Is a One Person Company?

A One Person Company, or OPC, is a business type where only one person owns and controls the company. You don’t need a business partner. It’s a legal company that gives you full control, along with the benefit of limited liability.

This means your money and property (like house, car, etc.) are safe if the business faces a loss. It’s a step ahead of a sole proprietorship, and it helps your business look more trusted, professional, and secure in the eyes of customers, banks, and investors.

OPC is best for people who want to work alone, like freelancers, consultants, small traders, online sellers, or individual service providers.

At CallMyCA, we help you register your OPC from start to finish. You don’t need to worry—we take care of the documents, filing, approvals, and everything else.

4 EASY STEPS OF

One Person Company Registration

You Send Us Basic Info & Documents
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You Send Us Basic Info & Documents

Name & Digital Signature (DSC)
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Name & Digital Signature (DSC)

Paperwork & Government Filing
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Paperwork & Government Filing

You Get Your Company Certificate
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You Get Your Company Certificate

DOCUMENTS CHECKLIST

Documents Required for One Person Company Registration Online

Suggest 3-4 Names for Name Reservation

Suggest 3-4 Names for Name Reservation

PAN & Aadhaar Card of Director

PAN & Aadhaar Card of Director

Passport-size Photograph

Passport-size Photograph

Address Proof: Electricity Bill / Rent Agreement / NOC

Address Proof: Electricity Bill / Rent Agreement / NOC

Email ID & Mobile Number

Email ID & Mobile Number

Registered Email id & Mobile No. of the Company

Registered Email id & Mobile No. of the Company

Nominee’s PAN & Aadhaar

Nominee’s PAN & Aadhaar

Capital Contribution Details

Capital Contribution Details

DIN if any

DIN if any

DSC

DSC

BENEFITS OF ONE PERSON COMPANY REGISTRATION

Registering a One Person Company offers many advantages

Your Money Stays Safe

Only your business money is at risk. Your home, savings, and car – all stay protected.

You’re the Boss

No partners or outside pressure. You take all the decisions and keep all the profits.

Your Business Looks More Trustworthy

Clients and banks trust a registered company more than an individual business.

Your Company Is Separate from You

The law sees your company and you as two different people. That’s a big plus for legal safety.

Less Legal Work

Compared to private limited companies, OPCs have fewer rules and are easy to manage.

Better Chances of Getting Loans & Funding

Banks, investors, and even the government treat registered companies more seriously.

Easy to Upgrade Later

You can convert it into a Private Limited Company when your business grows.

Continues After You

If something happens to you, a nominee can take over. The business doesn’t shut down.

Govt. Benefits

You get access to Startup India schemes, MSME support, and tax help.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Any Indian citizen living in India can start an OPC. You must be above 18 years of age. One person starts the company, and you also need to choose a nominee who will take over if anything happens to you.

Yes. After 2 years, or if your business grows big (Rs. 2 crore turnover or Rs. 50 lakh capital), you can convert your OPC into a private limited company.

Yes, you need an address – it can be your home or a rented place. If it’s rented, we’ll need the rent agreement and a permission letter from the owner.

Only if your business makes more than Rs 20 lakhs per year or if you sell goods/services across states. Otherwise, not needed. We can guide you on this, too.

Usually, around 7 to 10 working days if all your documents are correct and verified.

At CallMyCA, we offer affordable packages starting from Rs. 4,999, all-inclusive. That means no hidden charges.

Yes, it’s a rule. The nominee takes over the business in case the owner dies or can’t run the company anymore.

You need to file a few returns and financial reports once a year. It’s not very difficult, and we can help you with all of it.

No, only Indian citizens living in India are allowed to start an OPC. NRIs can go for a private limited company instead.

Yes, absolutely. Many people do this. You just need to give a utility bill or rent agreement as proof.